We're going to need some clarification on this one.
I have a 240V tub, and I don’t get 8 degrees per hour, more like 3-4 when initially heating a new fill. The issue is the wattage of the heater, and a lot of manufacturers are putting smaller heaters in now, as they’ve improved the insulation to hold the heat. The result is lower operating cost. My Bullfrog does maintain temperature with the cover removed when it’s in the 30’s outside. I haven’t tried it when it’s colder than that.
We just bought a new one last year, and it had a load center with 30 amp and 20 amp breakers.
i tried and tried to find a blow up spa that runs on 240V but failed
Maybe you should have bought the super bonus heater option for your swimming pool when you had the chance?
I have a intex inflatable tub and its great but it heats up slowly and once you start the bubbles it will lose some temp.Im in phx and use it in the summer so its definitely warmer to start with too.Keeping cover on as heating it helps though but from 95 and higher it takes longer usualy a degree or 2 an hour at beast
I got one that works that's at my rental house next door. Interior probably needs a good cleaning and maybe a new soft hose or clamp tightened underneath, something down there weeps a bit. The red-wood wood surround may not completely survive a move intact because I'm not a professional hot tub mover, but I can load it on your flatbed trailer with a forklift. I either give it away or pay $85 to drop it at the dump. Located in Menifee.
i'd come grab it if i wasn't a 6 hour drive away
