Lifesmart manufactures home comfort and leisure products, including plug-and-play hot tubs, infrared quartz heaters, and massage chairs designed for everyday living.
Lifesmart is a consumer lifestyle brand dedicated to creating innovative home climate and leisure products. Best known for its line of 'Plug & Play' hot tubs and spas, the brand offers accessible hydrotherapy solutions that are often manufactured in partnership with industry leaders like Watkins Manufacturing Corporation. In addition to spas, Lifesmart produces a wide range of energy-efficient infrared quartz heaters, cooling fans, and massage chairs aimed at enhancing home comfort.
Owned and distributed by Supply Chain Sources LLC, Lifesmart products are designed for durability and ease of use, often requiring no special installation or electrical barriers. Their heating products utilize safe infrared technology to provide supplemental zone heating, while their spas feature durable roto-molded shells and simplified digital controls.
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This is normal. The heater is treated with a safe, heat-resistant coating that may produce a slight odor when exposed to heat for the first time. The smell should dissipate after the break-in period.
Ensure the spa is connected to a dedicated power source and the GFCI has not tripped. Check that the temperature setting is correct and the cover is securely in place to retain heat. If issues persist, contact customer service.
No. Lifesmart heaters should be plugged directly into a grounded 120V wall outlet. Using an extension cord or power strip may cause overheating, fire hazards, or damage to the unit.
For spas, the serial number label is typically inside the equipment compartment below the control panel. For heaters, it is located on the back of the unit.
ECO mode maintains the temperature strictly at 68°F (20°C). It alternates between high and low wattage to maintain this temperature efficiently, reducing energy consumption.