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4 Persons CE Approved US Balboa | Round Outdoor Whirlpool Spa - JOYEE
Customers visit JOYEE'S production workshop
Most full-size hot tubs are designed for 240 Volt electrical service. These hot tub wiring systems require a 40 to 60 Amp breaker and must be specially hardwired by a licensed electrician. Some smaller hot tubs, usually with only one pump and fewer jets, include a factory installed cord which incorporates a 120-volt ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI). This enables you to essentially plug them into a dedicated standard outlet. Referred to as “plug and play,” these models can also be converted to a 240V electrical service in the future, if desired.
While plug and play hot tubs offer Day One convenience, they often lack in features. 120V spa units are usually only available with one pump. Additionally, heat up and recovery time may take longer with 120V hot tubs. Hot tubs operating on 120V service cannot have the pump operate on high speed while heating, so until high speed pump operation stops, the heater will not turn on. When connecting your hot tub via a standard outlet, don’t share the circuit with another appliance, and be sure it has an appropriate amperage rating. Confirm your electric service can handle the load.
+ Easy installation and set-up – Simply fill the hot tub with water, plug it in, and you can soak in it once the water has reached your selected temperature.
+ Easy on the electric bill – Less water and fewer pumps will result in a lower monthly cost.
+ Portable – Since it is not hardwired, you can move your spa to any appropriate location that has an available outlet.
– Longer heat-up time – Less power = more time to heat up the water.
– Smaller capacity – If you want to host a crowd, a 240v hot tub is usually a better choice.
If your new hot tub is not a 120V plug and play model, you will need to hire a licensed electrician to facilitate the electrical hook up. Electrical work can be dangerous and there is a risk of shock or electrocution if the hot tub wiring is not done correctly.
4 Persons CE Approved US Balboa | Round Outdoor Whirlpool Spa - JOYEE
Customers visit JOYEE'S production workshop
Most full-size hot tubs are designed for 240 Volt electrical service. These hot tub wiring systems require a 40 to 60 Amp breaker and must be specially hardwired by a licensed electrician. Some smaller hot tubs, usually with only one pump and fewer jets, include a factory installed cord which incorporates a 120-volt ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI). This enables you to essentially plug them into a dedicated standard outlet. Referred to as “plug and play,” these models can also be converted to a 240V electrical service in the future, if desired.
While plug and play hot tubs offer Day One convenience, they often lack in features. 120V spa units are usually only available with one pump. Additionally, heat up and recovery time may take longer with 120V hot tubs. Hot tubs operating on 120V service cannot have the pump operate on high speed while heating, so until high speed pump operation stops, the heater will not turn on. When connecting your hot tub via a standard outlet, don’t share the circuit with another appliance, and be sure it has an appropriate amperage rating. Confirm your electric service can handle the load.
+ Easy installation and set-up – Simply fill the hot tub with water, plug it in, and you can soak in it once the water has reached your selected temperature.
+ Easy on the electric bill – Less water and fewer pumps will result in a lower monthly cost.
+ Portable – Since it is not hardwired, you can move your spa to any appropriate location that has an available outlet.
– Longer heat-up time – Less power = more time to heat up the water.
– Smaller capacity – If you want to host a crowd, a 240v hot tub is usually a better choice.
If your new hot tub is not a 120V plug and play model, you will need to hire a licensed electrician to facilitate the electrical hook up. Electrical work can be dangerous and there is a risk of shock or electrocution if the hot tub wiring is not done correctly.
