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What is an average cost of operation?
If you filter your spa two hours per day and are actually in the spa an hour each day, your electrical cost will be around $20.00 per month. What type of electrical system is required?Most mid-range spas offering is excess of 25 jets require a 220v/50 amp breaker to operated larger and more powerful pumps. Smaller spas (under 30 jets, 300 gallon capacity) can be installed with a 110v system (Easy Plug & Play) which costs substantially less than the 220v systems. Note: Although the 220v system costs more to install, it costs less overall to operate. What can I expect to pay for chemicals?A typical spa will operate with between $200-$300 per year in chemicals. By adding an ozonator or spa salt sanitizing system you can reduce your chemical costs to less than half. Do I need a spa cover?Wes, a well insulated. well designed cover will reduce your energy bill considerably. We include a cover with every spa we sell. How do I keep the water clean & safe?Proper water maintenance is vital to the enjoyment of your new spa. While some "Discount" spa retailers may try to convience you that "chemical free spas" exist, professional manufacturers and full service retailers most often recommend the use of sanitizers that are developed specifically for your spa. Maintenance procedures are not difficult, and knowledgeable retailers will provide that start-up kit and instructions you'll need to enjoy years of the relaxing benefits without concern over sanitiation. How often must I clean the spa?Most manufacturers recommend draining and cleaning your spa no more than 3 to 4 times a year, depending on how frequently you use it and how well you maintain the water. In most cases, this simple cleaning process takes only about an hour to accomplish. |