75 Gallon LoBoy Whirlpool Stationary Unit

Item# S57LWHM

The 75 gallon stationary whirlpool with legs is recommended for treatment of extremities, hip and back area. It is ideal for pediatric and geriatric applications imparting a greater degree of patient comfort and safety.

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Features:

Tank capacity is 75 gallons
Seamless welded construction, fabricated from heavy gauge, type 304 stainless steel, polished to a satin finish. Tank rim is reinforced with a concealed stainless steel rod. Tank is fitted with an auxiliary drain valve. Tank bottom is seamless, rounded coved design to minimize bacteria buildup. Whirlpool is fitted with
adjustable stainless steel legs and a gravity drain valve.
Turbine raising and lowering device permits adjustment of desired height and direction of water agitation towards the area of the body to be treated. It is spring balanced and provided with a locking device.
Turbine assembly functions both as agitator and emptying device. It is equipped with underwriters laboratory listed 1/2 HP jet pump motor protected with an ABS plastic shell, and automatic thermal overload protector, and lifetime-sealed bearings. All parts contacting the water are stainless steel, chrome plated brass or bronze.
Thermometer is provided with a dual scale, adjustable calibration, and a stem inserts into a retainer to prevent rattle during whirlpool agitation

Whirlpool Dimensions:

52in L x 24in W x 18in D
Weight: 210 lbs

*All whirlpools come standard with 1/2 horsepower turbine, raising & lowering assembly and dual scale thermometer. Additional options and accessories are available. Please call 1-877-706-4480 with inquiries.

Manufacturer warranty: 1 year

4/17/2013 1:11:46 AM

Question:

What is the total weight of this tub with Water We are trying to calculate to know if the floor would need to be reinforced.

Answer:

The entire unit weighs about 200lbs with turbine tub and plumbing components. Your actual water use will vary depending upon the weight/size of the person in the tub and how submerged they will be.

Water is 4.333 pounds per gallon, so if you were to fill the tub to it's FULL capacity of water (without person in tub as it would overflow) the weight of the water would be about 325lbs. Of course you will not have it filled to this capacity when it is in use, but this may be a point of reference.

If the tub is filled 3/4 full and the user is 150lbs the tub, water and user will make the over all weight just under 600lbs per unit.