TS 7.2
TS 7.2 is rated
out of
5 by
469.
Everything you need in a hot tub, this model provides plenty of seating with a lounger and delightful features such as a waterfall, Master Force™ Bio-Magnetic Therapy System and our exclusive Orion Light System.
Dimensions
84" x 84" x 38"
(213 cm x 213 cm x 97 cm)
(213 cm x 213 cm x 97 cm)
Gallons
305
(1,155 L)
(1,155 L)
Jets
36
Seating Capacity
5-6
Features
StressRelief™ Neck and Shoulder Seat
Release the day's tension with specifically designed jets, focused on your neck and shoulders.
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Master Blaster™ Foot Therapy
Give your feet a massage of a lifetime with 28 perfectly-positioned jets for the ultimate indulgence.
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Glowing LED Lighting
Add some drama to your spa with a kaleidoscope of colors that will set the mood for a relaxing evening.
Wi-Fi Module *
Get your spa ready to go from inside your home using your iPad®.
Mast3rPur™ Water Management System*
Only Master Spas has a blended system of three natural sanitizers for unparalleled water quality with clarity, silkiness and a fresh smell.
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Fusion Touch Sound System*
Bring your favorite music beautifully to life and complete the spa experience with this optional Bluetooth sound system.
Learn More- Ergonomic Seating
- Master Blaster™ Foot Therapy
- StressRelief™ Neck and Shoulder Seat
- Master Force™ Bio-Magnetic Therapy System
- Hydrotherapy Jets
- Cascade Waterfalls
- Orion Light System
- Afterglow Light Package*
- QuietFlo Water Care System*
- Fusion Touch Sound System*
- Smart Sensor Technology
- Mast3rPur™ Water Management System
- EcoPur® Charge Water Purification
- Energy Efficient
- Noise Reduction System
* Optional features
Shell Options
Skirt Options
DuraMaster Premium™
DreamStone™
DuraMaster™ II
Model Specifications
| Dimensions | 84" x 84" x 38" (213 cm x 231 cm x 97 cm) |
| Weight (Dry/Full) | 900 lbs (408 kg) / 4,555 lbs (2,066) kg) |
| Gallons | 305 (1,155 L) |
| Pumps | 2 |
| Number of Jets | 36 |
| Seating Capacity | 5-6 |
| Water Features | 2 |
| Master Blasters™ | 2 |
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Danielle from
Great tub
Great therapeutic tub. Easy setup and easy maintenance. Pushy salesman and not very much customer service from the company
Date published: 2024-11-19
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Ross from
TS 7.2: great spa, quality feel
Really enjoying our TS 7.2, has a feel of quality to it, jets are powerful and pretty much has the full body covered across the various seats. Also fairest easy to set up and maintain once you get the hang of the various chemicals. My only wish would be to include a wifi link so settings could be controlled remotely, e.g. on a smart phone. Brilliant otherwise.
Date published: 2024-11-14
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Jose from
7.2 series
First one ever owned. Use nearly every day. Perfect! So glad we got one.
Date published: 2024-11-13
Rated 2 out of
5
by
pillagerofmountains from
Reliability of parts for MS Twilight 7.2
Live in Boise, ID. Winters span Nov. to early March. Tub is exposed to both winter and direct sunlight summer conditions. Bought a Master Spa Twilight 7.2 in September 2019. In Feb 2020 the control unit failed. I was told by the local repair contractor that this is due to how the control panels are installed inside of the tub and can be exposed to chlorine gas buildup which facilitates water vapor passing through the vapor barrier of the control units.
Fast forward three more years to Summer of 2023 and we replaced the cover. To be expected. Most hot tub covers wear down, particularly when exposed to intense summer sun. However, come winter 2023 (year 4 of ownership) pump 1, a 2 speed, 3.5HP Balboa pump, which is used for both circulation and cleaning at low speed and the first setting of jets at high speed, begins to fail (initially a high-pitch whine, then intermittent on/off). I also notice that there is leaking on both sides of the control system under the tub. Both seals are rotted out. So this past week I personally replaced pump 1 ($395) and the control unit seals and notice that the replaced control panel is intermittently responsive. I did some homework online and learned that Master Spa and their parts manufacturer (Balboa) have redesigned the control panel due to a high rate of failure. I am now waiting on that new control panel (the third one) to be delivered.
So why two stars and not one? When operational, the spa is great. So far, replacement parts have been readily available and implementing them myself has been possible. I'm no engineer, but not afraid to try. Hot tubs are like boats. You're going to put money into them. But you want them to be reliable enough to use when you want to use them.
I'm hopeful with the new and improved control unit, and a new pump, we get another 4 years out of the hot tub without major repairs. Anything beyond that will be gravy.
When considering a replacement, I won't rule Master Spa out, but I will certainly evaluate other brands and reliability.
Date published: 2024-11-04
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Mike997 from
Do Not Buy This Brand - Complete Junk
Bought a Twilight 7.2 in June 2021. Had both the control panel and pump #1 fail 2 months after the warranty expired. This is in additional to the control panel failing once under warranty (which didn't extend for the new item), the diverter breaking because it is cheap plastic, and multiple jets breaking. I got sold on "American Made, best craftsmanship" garbage by the salespeople. This brand is complete junk.
Date published: 2024-10-28
Rated 1 out of
5
by
rallengar from
spa motor and display failed after 3 years
3 years 4 months and the pump 1 failed, overheated the spa to 110 degrees and you can't read the digital display. The last spa I had I did not have issues until 8 years.
Date published: 2024-10-23
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Bam007 from
Two year review.
We have had our hot tube for 2 years. At a guess I would say maintenance has been more expensive then the salesman suggested at purchase. Filter are very expensive and hard to find. The local dealer is harder to reach with more time that passes but we have been able to find our way around this. After two years the led lights are messing up and the control lost the sticker. I would say for the money a few components are cheaper than I would like but over all a very solid hot tube. Happy to say it has never let us down, even when my kids have their friends over and you wish it would go down!!
Date published: 2024-09-24
Rated 3 out of
5
by
Lorilocks from
Not the greatest
It looks a lot better than it feels. The valves are very flimsy. He can’t run all the valves at the same time. The electronics box doesn’t work if it gets wet I wouldn’t recommend this one.
Date published: 2024-08-13
Where can I find the pump,filter, heater and all lighting UL Listing and specification sheet for a Twilight 7.2?
Compliance for any spa can be located in it's owner's manual under the named section. All owner's manual are available to view on this site please view twilight's here...https://www.masterspas.com/hot-tub-owners-manuals/twilight-series If you need more information on specific item's UL you can reach out to customer service at customerservice@masterspas.com
Date published: 2024-06-26
Live in Texas, hot summer ! Want temp of my Twilight 7.2 (2017 or 2018) to be 84 like a swimming pool.I set temp fpr 84 but water continues to be about 100, what am I doing wrong ?
There is no cooling unit on a spa (unless you selected to have a special external heat- cool pump installed as well) there is only a heater and allowing your spa to cool down naturally. It sounds like you are suffering from something we in the spa industry call "heat creep". Your spa turned down will ensure that it won't heat but spa general activity, like spa jets or long filter cycles run the pumps for long periods of time. Pumps themselves make heat in general when they run that warm up the insulated cabinet - so making sure these are turned down to a minimum and running just during the cooler points of the day is a big help. You can also set your spa into rest mode. Open your air controls to allow outside air in or even vent your cover a little to help release the well-insulated heat.
Date published: 2024-06-18
We are new owners. The temperature was set at 101 and the spa will not work because it’s at 110 degrees. How does this happen
What often can happen especially in warmer weather is something we call "Heat Creep". You can set a temp for your spa- and when it is reached the heater WILL stop heating but that doesn't mean that your temperature cannot continue to rise as the only way a spa can cool down is naturally- there is no cooling unit standard on a spa. So, if the insulating cover is still on, the air controls are closed, it is rather hot outside, or any of the pumps are running (pumps create their own heat just by running) heat happens. The spa tests for heat and if it senses you are above 104 degrees it completely shuts down to give it some safety time to cool. Somethings you may wish to look at altering during warm weather to keep this from happening are- 1. check your filter cycles how low do they run and when are they running? Can they be moved to times of the day that may be cooler like the morning or evening? Can they be reduced? Several hours a day can create quite a bit of extra heat and may not be necessary we recommend a total of 2 hours twice a day at least for spa cleanliness. 2. is there any time of day it would be safe to vent your cover to release heat? A quick tip we can share: if it possible to place something like a tennis ball, rolled towel or pool noodle in between the cover and the lip of the spa (you can latch the cover still when you do this) - this allows the release of heat from the insulation of the spa and has nice result for some customers, just make sure to check on your spa regularly. 3. your heating behavior- if it possible to turn down the setting of your spa to something like 90 degrees during warmer months if you just seem to be creeping up with warmer weather, or you could try out a different "mode" for your spa- standard mode will test and adjust your heat on a regular basis every 30 minutes( running the pumps each time it does this) - if changed to the "economy" or "sleep" modes the heating behavior will change to test and heat just during filter cycles- this gives the spa more time to cool down in between. If you have further tech questions please reach out to support@masterspas.com or 1-800-860-7727.
Date published: 2023-07-30
sue quel site commander des accessoires accessoires filtres et les pièces détachées qui cassent tous les ans »
En France, nous utiliserions votre revendeur principal pour les fournitures - https://www.irrijardin.fr/
Date published: 2023-05-31
I would like to please request the owner's manual for the TS 7.2 Model 5500 that my wife & I purchased last month, thank you.
Hello
We would be glad to assist. Can you please email us your spa serial number? Our email is support@masterspas.com
Date published: 2022-11-16
I need a copy of the owners manual for a a model TS 7.2 that was purchased i February of 2013. How can I go about getting it.
Good afternoon
Here is a link to download and print the Twilight 2013 owner's manual.
https://www.masterspas.com/documents/_manuals/twilight/2013-twilight-owners-manual.pdf
Date published: 2023-07-29
How much,does the average hot tub or swim spa cost?
Master Spas specialty retailers set their own prices, as factors such as shipping and special features can affect the cost. Typically, though, hot tubs start at about $6,000. Swim spa prices range between $20,000 and $55,000. Here is a link where you can find a local dealer.
https://www.masterspas.com/find-a-dealer
Date published: 2022-09-15
I’m experiencing an Error Message Code: 17 The water flow has failed. It make terrible noise when trying to kick on? How do I fix it?
Please reach out to customer service, either by emailing customerservice@masterspas.com or by calling (800) 860-7727.
Date published: 2022-05-06