Rio Grande W-Flow Swim Spa

W-Flow system for swim spas

In a traditional swim spa, the user has to switch on/off the pumps manually for finding the proper water flow which fits their fitness level. Our swim spas are equipped with brand new swim software. Combining this and the new W-flow system became a professional training appliance. The user can choose six-speed levels from the slowest, most comfortable „floating” to the hardest exercise. Similarly to a modern treadmill, you can predefine the swimming speeds one after another, so you can insert slower stages between the swimming sprints. The flow rate can be adjusted 0.4-2.5 km / h.

• It can deliver twice as much water against traditional types of 180 m3/h.
• The width of the water flow is only 50-60 cm.
• The difference between water flow directions and the centerline of the spa is 0° therefore swimming is perfectly balanced.
• Mechanical elements are separated from the hydro-space, so any mechanical repairs can be done without sluicing the water.
• Both the massage and the swim half can be separately controlled with the Smarttouch controller.
• Self-drain function – the swim half can be drained by the circulation pump: 10 m3 in 33 mins.

Turn your swim spa into the ultimate training device!

Learn more about the newest innovation of Wellis! Thanks to the several training sessions it is suitable for professional swimmers and beginners too. You can experience endless swimming with this new fitness machine. It’s like having your own coach to watch over you. In a traditional swim spa, the massage pumps must be manually turned on and off in order for the user to find the most suitable water flow intensity. Our swim spas equipped with the W-Flow system use the latest software, which automates this process, allowing our swim spas to function as professional training equipment.

Choose from the following programs:

• Endurance: A swimming workout executed at a constant intensity for the entire set duration.
• Lap: A swimming workout executed at high and low-intensity intervals of equal step time.
• Transition: A series of equal steps at random intensities.
• Cardio: A swimming workout executed at two successive steps at high intensity for one step at low intensity.
• Power: A pyramid program where the intensity will progressively increase until a maximum intensity level is reached. It will then decrease progressively to end at low intensity.
• Personalized: You can create custom workouts.