JACUZZI ENERGY EFFICIENCY
Our commitment to the environment
Jacuzzi hot tubs offer the highest level of energy efficiency possible. From the smallest of detail, such as lighting, to the overall energy consumption, we pay extensive attention to the design and construction process.
Jacuzzi hot tubs are strengthened by the ProPolymer single piece foundation. The exclusive TRiFusion System provides superior durability and combined with full foam insulation, maximises heat retention. From the foundation to the insulating cover, we endeavour to ensure that everything about a Jacuzzi hot tub conserves energy and saves you money.
Our commitment to you
We are committed to delivering you an unprecidented service. Our range of services and gaurantees offer you extra peace of mind, making choosing and owning a Jacuzzi hot tub a more enjoyable and satisfying experience.
- Your hot tub retailer will visit your home and assist you in locating and planning your hot tub
- A team of dedicated engineers will deliver and fully install your Jacuzzi hot tub
- You'll receive professional advice on the maintenance and upkeep of your Jacuzzi hot tub
- Our dedicated customer service team will be on hand to offer you friendly help and advice
Hot tub running costs
Jacuzzi UK commissioned independent research undertaken by RSK Group, one of Europe’s fastest growing environmental consultancies.
They found that Jacuzzi Hot Tubs have superb levels of insulation and are amongst the most energy efficient in the industry. Weekly running costs start at just:
- £3.71 per week for the J200 series
- £4.87 per week for the J300 series
- £5.17 per week for the J400 series
Typically energy usage equates to 5-7% of annual usage for a typical 4 bed home.
Energy usage calculations include: initial heating to 38°C 4 times per annum, constant maintenance of the water at 38°C with allowances for heat loss through the shell, cover and via evaporation plus the energy used to power pumps and filters. Costs are calculated at 10p per kWh.
Jacuzzi hot tubs were the first to be listed by the Underwriters Laboratories.