Lay-Z-Spa Toronto, 180 Airjet Plus Massage System, Foam Wall Hot Tub, 40% More Energy Efficient, Wifi Control, Includes Padded Pillows, 5-7 Person

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Lay Z Spa’s rapid heater is thermostatically regulated (like a home central heating system). Once it hits a set temperature, it will automatically turn off until the water drops a few degrees. Lay Z Spa has done this by producing a 3-layer PVC lining for their inflatable hot tubs, with an insulating polyester mesh at its core. This Duraplus material has been proven to prevent temperature loss by as much as 18% when compared to similarly-sized and constructed hot tubs resulting in lower energy costs. Things That Can Affect Lay Z Spa Electric Costs Size and model of your Lay Z Spa Whilst the larger 1190L Santorini hot tubmay take an extra 30 hours to heat, resulting in this equation: Style: Inflatable | Number of jets: 140 | Outer dimensions: 196cm x 196cm x 66cm | Inner dimensions: 146 cm | Heating: 2,050 w | Water volume: 806 litres | Capacity: 6 | LED lights: Yes What we love

This helps to preserve energy by only drawing power when necessary, producing a cost-effective heating system that has been proven to intelligently warm up hot tub water 10% faster than spas from comparable brands. Duraplus construction

It’ll take twice as long to heat these larger tubs at almost twice the size, resulting in higher energy costs and a more expensive electric bill! ThermaCore foam construction provides a sturdier, more durable option that is as much as 40% more energy-efficient than a traditional inflatable spa

Style: Inflatable | Number of jets: 87 | Outer dimensions: 180cm x 180cm x 66cm | Inner dimensions: 130cm x 130cm x 65cm | Heating: 2000w | Water volume: 1,123 litres | Capacity: 7 people | LED lights: No What we love One of the top energy efficiency features in Lay Z Spa hot tub options is their power-saving timer. To Lay Z Spa’s credit, they’ve put a lot of effort and research into energy efficiency factors, with several built-in features incorporated into their inflatable hot tub range designed around saving money on energy consumption.

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This can save money on your electricity bill and inflatable hot tub running costs as you can choose to only power the heater when you’re planning on using the hot tub or choose to warm up the water at set times throughout the day to maintain a pre-decided setting without keeping the heating of the hot tub running constantly. The Helsinki Hot Tub – another one on this list by Lay-Z-Spa – is the UK’s top-selling hot tub and has two big bonuses. The first is that it seats up to seven people, while still having a small footprint, which means it’s ideal for families and parties but won’t take up too much space in your garden. Wood-fired options are aesthetically pleasing and energy efficient, but tend to be less feature-rich in terms of lights and bubble jets. Which hot tub to buy will ultimately depend on your budget and the features you require. What should I look for when buying a hot tub? We have a Canadian spa one. Our autistic son is in it hours every day when it’s warm.” (Recommended by Mumsnet user Cloudyrainsham) Our verdict You can minimise this effect by dropping your desired temperature in line with the weather, so if you enjoy 40-degree soaks in 30-degree weather, you should key in 20 degrees when the mercury plummets to 10. This way, you’ll experience the same energy usage and a similar heating bill! Your electricity supplier and tariff