Liberty Spas LYS6000 Six Person Spa: two pumps, 46 jets, and a full length lounger
The Liberty Spas LYS6000 Six Person Spa is a square acrylic outdoor hot tub for six in a home backyard. It has a full length lounger, two deep corner seats with back and shoulder jets, and an open foot well with jets. It measures 84 by 84 by 35 inches. A licensed electrician wires it to a 240 volt circuit, which is what lets the bigger heater and pumps run at full power. Delivery is to the curb, so plan on help moving it onto a solid level pad. Liberty Spas is based in South Jordan, Utah, and uses American components in its spas.
Two pumps power 46 adjustable jets, and a 5,500 watt heater warms the water. A paper style filter and a built in ozone generator help keep water clean and reduce chemical needs. The locking hardtop cover, antimicrobial filters, Bluetooth speakers, and color lighting are included. Steps, a cover lifter, and an ultraviolet water treatment bulb are optional on this page. Prefer all upright seating? See the Liberty Spas LYS7000 Seven Person Spa. The Liberty Spas LYS6000 Six Person Spa ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
FAQ
What makes the LYS6000 the strongest of the six-seaters?
Two 5 HP two-speed pumps driving 46 adjustable, interchangeable jets, against one pump and 34 jets on the LYS5000, in a larger 84 by 84 by 35 inch shell holding 1,100 liters. Both run on 240 volt, 50 amp service with a 5.5 kW heater, so the extra pump is the real upgrade.
What is the seating layout?
A full-length lounger, two deep captain’s chairs and a spacious footwell where everyone gets a foot massage, per the description. Massage and directional Black Ice jets come in three sizes and can be rotated or swapped between positions to customize each seat, with air control dials for intensity.
How well is it insulated?
The description specifies seven layers of blackout insulation for energy savings, and the manual suggests Ready mode through winter so the water is held at temperature. The included locking hardtop cover is 5 inches tapering to 3. Winterize if you shut it down; freeze damage is a warranty exclusion.
Who installs the electrical?
A licensed electrician, per the manual and the warranty card: the spa needs a dedicated 240 volt, 50 amp circuit with a GFCI disconnect, copper conductors and no aluminum wire. Proof of licensed installation may be requested for a warranty claim, and registration is done at libertyspas.com/warranty after delivery.
What water care is built in?
Glacier filtration, a 50 square foot antimicrobial filter plus ozone generator, and an upgraded UV system per the description; the manual notes the UV bulb is purchased separately, and the Accessories selector offers the AO3P 18W bulb. Follow the manual’s chemistry: alkalinity 80 to 150 ppm, pH 7.2 to 7.6, chlorine granules.
How heavy is it and what base does it need?
850 pounds dry and 3,280 pounds filled, so the manual asks for a flat base rated for at least 150 pounds per square foot such as a 4 to 6 inch concrete pad that supports the whole footprint. Delivery is curbside. Compare sizes across our outdoor spa tubs.