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Get behind the controls
Customizing your hot tub settings not only personalizes your experience but also conserves energy.
For instance, hot tubs have three temperature modes:
Standard: pumps operate at regular intervals to maintain temperature
Economy: spa heats during filtration times & reduces energy consumption by 20% compared to standard mode
Sleep: a vacation setting that saves up to 50% of your energy by dropping the water temperature
Standard mode is optimal for setting temperature after an initial fill or refill and for those desiring to have the same temperature for 24 hours a day, which increases the energy output and cost.
Economy mode serves best for those who have specific times they like to hop in. Setting the filter periods by about a half hour before your normal usage times will synchronize the heating periods and temperature stability.
Sleep mode is for those who will be away for lengthy periods of time or prefer to only use their unit seasonally.
Once you establish cycles of use, it’s easy to calibrate the settings according to your preferences, certifying that when you’re not enjoying the unit, it’s conserving energy rather than consuming it.
Turn off the valves
Your hot tub valves (or air controls) power those reinvigorating waters when you relax inside the spa. When operational, they inject air, which will reduce water temperature if you live in a moderate climate. When not soaking, turn them off to conserve heat. For those who live in hotter climates, you may want to keep the jets on and harness the cooling effect.
Return on investment
These straightforward solutions maximize the investment in your hot tub, securing the life of the unit so you can count on its comfort. Your leisure time is important, and adhering to these simple steps amplifies your experience while keeping dollars in your wallet
Customers come to our factory to see the production of spa
Get behind the controls
Customizing your hot tub settings not only personalizes your experience but also conserves energy.
For instance, hot tubs have three temperature modes:
Standard: pumps operate at regular intervals to maintain temperature
Economy: spa heats during filtration times & reduces energy consumption by 20% compared to standard mode
Sleep: a vacation setting that saves up to 50% of your energy by dropping the water temperature
Standard mode is optimal for setting temperature after an initial fill or refill and for those desiring to have the same temperature for 24 hours a day, which increases the energy output and cost.
Economy mode serves best for those who have specific times they like to hop in. Setting the filter periods by about a half hour before your normal usage times will synchronize the heating periods and temperature stability.
Sleep mode is for those who will be away for lengthy periods of time or prefer to only use their unit seasonally.
Once you establish cycles of use, it’s easy to calibrate the settings according to your preferences, certifying that when you’re not enjoying the unit, it’s conserving energy rather than consuming it.
Turn off the valves
Your hot tub valves (or air controls) power those reinvigorating waters when you relax inside the spa. When operational, they inject air, which will reduce water temperature if you live in a moderate climate. When not soaking, turn them off to conserve heat. For those who live in hotter climates, you may want to keep the jets on and harness the cooling effect.
Return on investment
These straightforward solutions maximize the investment in your hot tub, securing the life of the unit so you can count on its comfort. Your leisure time is important, and adhering to these simple steps amplifies your experience while keeping dollars in your wallet
