Electrics

All of our 13A plug and play spas come with the option of running as a 25A spa. The difference between running your spa as a 13A and 25A is that on a 13A which plugs into a 3 pin home socket, the heater will turn off when the second speed jets are turned on as they require additional power to operate. On the 25A setting the heater remains on, but this option requires a 4-6mm cable fitted with a rotary isolator. All modern hot tubs will hold their heat for quite some time, so it is not compulsory to operate the spa at 25A – they really do work well using the 13A plug-and-play system.

Your new spa will require a 13A / 25A supply installed before we can install, commission and demonstrate your new hot tub. If the correct electrics are not present on your delivery day but you are local, we may be able to revisit you at a later date to connect and commission your new spa. A fee may apply.

The 25A supply will need to be installed by a qualified electrician who will issue you with a ‘Part P’ certificate when the work has been completed. Our engineers will request to see the Part P certificate on arrival and we will not be able to connect the cable to the spa without seeing proof that the electrics meet the required regulations. You will require a 25A C-type breaker installing in your home distribution board and a 6mm thick armoured cable running from the supply to the designated spa area and connected to a rotary isolator. The isolator will need to be installed within 5 metres of the installation location and will require a 5 metre tail end left for our engineers to connect into the hot tubs control system.

For spas using the 13A system, the spa comes preinstalled with a 13A plug on a 2.5 metre cable. You will require a 3-pin outdoor socket. If the distance to the plug is greater than 2.5m you will need to supply a 3 core 2.5mm flex cable for our team to wire into the panel and then attach the plug.