The Fiji and the Solo are conventional alcove acrylic bathtubs from Ella's Bubbles with the Infusion Microbubble Therapy system built in. They are not walk-in tubs: there is no door, no seat and no threshold, so you step over the side as you would with any standard alcove tub. What they add is the same microbubble system used on the walk-in line, which pressurizes the water with air and releases a cloud of tiny bubbles through a single jet for a soft, skin-cleansing bath. This article gives the printed specifications for both, the electrical requirement, the warranty line as printed on the sheets, and how they differ from the walk-in models.

Fiji 36x66

• Model numbers: MB3666L (left side drain) and MB3666R (right side drain).
• Actual size: 36 by 66 by 24 inches. Soaking depth: 16 inches.
• Water capacity: 90 gallons; 55 to 75 gallons occupied.
• Net weight: 180 pounds. Shipping size: 38 by 68 by 32 inches. Shipping weight: 250 pounds.
• Included: gloss white fiberglass-reinforced acrylic shell, stainless steel frame with leveling legs, removable front apron, acrylic end panel, a wide panoramic glass front, four LED chromatherapy lights, and the microbubble system with digital control.

Solo 32x60

• Model numbers: MB3260L (left side drain) and MB3260R (right side drain).
• Actual size: 32 by 60 by 24 inches. Soaking depth: 17 inches.
• Water capacity: 85 gallons; 45 to 65 gallons occupied.
• Net weight: 170 pounds. Shipping size: 34 by 62 by 32 inches. Shipping weight: 240 pounds.
• Included: gloss white fiberglass-reinforced acrylic shell, stainless steel frame with leveling legs, removable front apron, acrylic end panel, and the microbubble system with an on/off push control.

The Microbubble System on Both Tubs

Both sheets list the same Infusion Microbubble Therapy System: a 10 amp, 1200 watt system with a 1 HP pump, a pressure vessel, an agitator valve, an air switch and one jet. The Fiji operates it from a digital control and the Solo from an on/off push control. There are no hydro or air jets on these tubs; microbubble is the only therapy, which is also why the water stays quiet and non-turbulent during a bath. The Infusion Microbubble Therapy article explains what the bubbles do for the skin and how the system is operated.

The video shows the same Infusion system in action: one touch of the micro button generates billions of microbubbles from a single port, and the water turns from clear to cloudy as the tub fills with bubbles. On the Fiji and Solo the port and the control are the only visible signs of the system, since there are no other jets.

Drain and Plumbing

Each tub has one 2 inch PVC T-type drain with two outlets and an end cap, plus one overflow with a cable-operated opener that has an extended chrome handle for an easier grip. The two-outlet drain body lets your plumber connect the house drain from either direction and cap the unused side, as described in the plumbing and drain configurations guide. Faucets are not listed on either sheet, so plan the faucet with your contractor as you would for any alcove tub.

Electrical

Both tubs require one dedicated 120 volt electrical line with a 20 amp GFCI standard three-prong outlet. Have a licensed electrician install it, and keep the tub area clear of other appliances as you would for a jetted walk-in tub; the electrical requirements guide covers GFCI placement and cord reach.

Warranty as Printed

The Fiji and Solo specification sheets print a 5 year warranty on the tub shell, frame and parts and refer you to ellasbubbles.com for the detailed terms. Because these are alcove tubs rather than walk-in baths, the walk-in warranty document does not automatically describe them; if you have a coverage question on a Fiji or Solo, include your serial number and the team will confirm the terms that apply to your unit. The warranty terms for showers, alcove tubs and accessories article summarizes what each published document says.

How They Differ from an Ella Walk-In Tub

• No door, seat or low threshold. Entry is over the side of the tub, at 24 inches high.
• Soaking is lying down, like a standard bathtub, at 16 inches (Fiji) or 17 inches (Solo) of depth.
• One therapy, microbubble, rather than a menu of air, hydro and foot packages.
• Single drain with a two-outlet body, rather than the dual drains on most walk-in models.
• Same 20 amp GFCI dedicated circuit requirement as most jetted walk-in tubs.

If you want to lie down but need a door, the LayDown walk-in tubs offer a glass side-entry door in 30 by 60 and 32 by 72 sizes, and the walk-in tub versus regular bathtub article lays out the practical differences.

Already Have a Conventional Tub?

If you like the idea of microbubble bathing but are keeping your existing bathtub, Ella's Bubbles also offers the Infusion Microbubble Therapy Universal Installation Kit, a small-footprint system designed for standard conventional tubs. Its manual and warranty are published on its product page, and the retrofit kit article explains what the kit includes and how it is installed.

Common Questions

For anything model-specific, including the exact spec sheet for the tub on your order, open a ticket at ellasbubbles.com/support or call (800) 480-6850 and the team will be glad to help.