Arctic Spas Hot Tub Models: Current and Legacy Guide

If you are trying to identify an Arctic Spa, compare sizes, find the right manual, or check which filter setup you have, start here. I put together individual guides for 26 Arctic Spa hot tub models, including current models and several older tubs that owners are still maintaining.

Arctic Spas has reused some model names over the years, and the specs are not always the same from one generation to the next. That is why each guide includes the model year it applies to, the published dimensions and water capacity, direct links to Arctic Spas manuals and drawings, and a reminder to check the serial plate before ordering fitted parts.

Find your Arctic Spa model

Choose your model below to see its dimensions, water capacity, seating, weight, jet and pump packages, electrical requirements, Plug N Play options, manuals, drawings, and filter notes.

• If you are shopping for a new spa, start with the current models.
• If you already own a tub, check the model name and year on the serial plate before using the specs.
• If you need a manual or drawing, open the model guide and use the Arctic Spas links provided there.

Current Arctic Spa hot tubs

These models appear in Arctic Spas’ May 2026 hot tub brochure.

Core Series models still shown online

Arctic Spas still has pages for these Core Series models, but they are not included in the May 2026 brochure. If you are looking to buy one new, ask a local dealer whether it is still available. If you already own one, the guides below will help you find the right specs and documents.

Older Arctic Spa hot tubs

These models appear in previous Arctic Spas owner manuals but not in the current brochure. The numbers shown are tied to the manual year listed in each guide, so compare them with the serial plate and measurements on your tub.

Why the model year matters

A Kodiak, Cub, Tundra, or Fox from one year may not match a newer spa with a similar name. Dimensions, water capacity, pumps, controls, and filter housings can all change. Arctic Spas also has a few pages that show different numbers for the same model. Where that happens, I point it out on the model guide instead of hiding the difference.

Arctic Spa electrical requirements at a glance

Arctic’s published North American breaker requirements vary with the factory package. Current Custom and regular Classic configurations commonly use 40A for one pump, 50A for two or three pumps, and 60A for a four-pump Custom build. Some Upgraded Classic and Core configurations use 50A even with one pump. Selected one-pump models can be ordered as 110/115V Plug N Play, commonly listed at 12A actual load on a 15A breaker where Arctic publishes a model-specific value.

The nearby breaker enclosure is usually called the spa disconnect, GFCI spa panel, or spa subpanel. Arctic Spas says it must be visible and readily accessible to the hot tub occupant while remaining at least 5 ft (1.5 m) from the water. Under common NEC terminology, within sight generally means no more than 50 ft. The certification label beside the spa controller is the final authority for voltage and current, and a licensed electrician must apply the locally adopted electrical code.

Each model guide below separates actual equipment load from required breaker size, and also lists the wiring method, published feeder gauge, heater size, Plug N Play availability, pump-package differences, bonding, and disconnect placement. The 2026 manual lists 6-gauge wire for many 240V Custom/Classic installations and 14-gauge for its documented 115V/15A configurations, but the electrician still has to verify the exact spa label, conductor type, raceway, run length, and local code. Do not use jet count by itself to choose a breaker.

Will our Spa Filter Adapter fit?

Our Spa Filter Adapter Kit v3 is made for matching 2020 or newer Custom Series tubs with the correct Pro Filter and skimmer setup. It does not automatically fit every model on this page. Check the year and filter area against our compatibility guide, or send us a photo if you are not sure.

Arctic Spas manuals and PDF downloads

These are useful starting points if you do not know which model guide you need yet:

• May 2026 Arctic Spas hot tub brochure (PDF)
• 2026 Arctic Spas owner manual and electrical tables (PDF)
• 2019 Arctic Spas international owner manual (PDF)
• 2013 Arctic Spas North American owner manual (PDF)
• Arctic Spas technical specifications and drawings
• Arctic Spas electrical installation instructions
• Arctic Spas safety, bonding, and disconnect instructions
• Arctic Spas TÜV electrical safety certificate (PDF)

More help for Arctic Spa owners

• Compare Custom Series sizes and capacities
• Find the right replacement filter
• Check Spa Filter Adapter compatibility
• Look up an Arctic Spa error code

About this guide

I built SpaFilterAdapter.com to help Arctic Spa owners use a more practical filter setup. This model guide grew out of the same problem: it should not be this hard to find a straight answer about which tub you own or which document applies to it.

The specs and links here come from Arctic Spas’ own model pages, brochures, technical sheets, and owner manuals. Last checked July 11, 2026. Arctic Spas is a trademark of its respective owner. SpaFilterAdapter.com is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or approved by Arctic Spas.