Heaters

Installing an Aqua Pulse Spa electric heater gives you the opportunity to enjoy an outdoor or indoor spa experience any time of the year, no matter what the temperature outside. 

Though some may find installation intimidating, it's actually quite straightforward and cost-effective. Because Aqua Pulse Spas electric spa heaters are durable and require very little care, they are ideal for those who don't want to dedicate too much time to maintaining their spa. With a water heater in place, having a dip in your spa can become an enjoyable part of your everyday routine.

Aqua Pulse Spas can help you build an oasis in your backyard thanks to our premium spa ranges and accessories. With our range of financing options, you can buy one immediately and not have to worry about the price! 

Read on to learn more about our water heaters. 

What Size Heater Do I Need for a Spa?

It is important to look at the capacity of your spa and what type of temperature range you want to maintain. It is also critical to determine the number of jets, pumps, lights and other equipment you have in your spa. 

All these elements play an essential role in computing the power requirements of your spa and working out which size heater will be suitable. The right size heater provides maximum efficiency while also ensuring costs are kept as low as possible.  

Aqua Pulse Spas’ water heaters have a power of  2 kw with a top straight-through discharge and suit most spas. It comes with an automatic built-in pressure flow switch that will turn the heater on and off.  

It requires a knowledgeable and experienced individual to install electric spa water heaters. Although the installation may appear straightforward, it is important to understand the dangers that come with working with both water and electricity. 

That's why it's essential to hire a spa technician from Aqua Pulse Spas with the skills and expertise in installing spa water heaters, as they can ensure proper installation without compromising safety. 

With the help of an expert, you can have peace of mind that your spa's water heater is installed correctly and safely for years of enjoyment.

How Do I Choose a Spa Heater?

Think about the size of your hot tub, which will dictate what kind of heater you’ll need, as well as other factors, such as the water temperature that you desire. Research electric spa heaters to see which type offers what heating capacity since some types may be more energy efficient than others.

Consider whether an electric tankless water heater or a traditional-style electric storage tank type will be better for your needs; both have their own advantages. 

When it comes to selecting an exact power output for your electric spa heater, it is important to consult an experienced professional to ensure that you are making the best choice for your specific situation. 

How Much Electricity Does a Spa Heater Use?

Knowing how much energy your hot tub water heater will use during a session is essential for calculating the long-term cost. Fortunately, it's easy to estimate: simply start off by multiplying the amount of kilowatts used in an hour and the number of hours of operation, then divide the result by 1000. This will equal the total number of kilowatt hours (kWh) you need for one session. 

Keep in mind that your electric provider may also have specific rate types that apply to hot tubs; this calculation could help you find a plan that offers more savings. Once you have a trustworthy kWh estimate on hand, smart decisions about hot tub usage become easier than ever - helping you save money in the long run!

How Much Does a New Hot Tub Heater Cost?

When deciding on a new hot tub heater, it's important to consider the full scope of costs associated with purchasing and installing the product. Not only do you have to take into account the expense of buying the new hot tub heater, but there are also installation costs and maintenance costs that can add up over time. 

A professional installation is highly recommended to ensure the safe operation of your hot tub heater, as well as any potential future repairs or maintenance needs. Regular maintenance should also be taken into consideration, as almost any hot tub heater requires cleaning and tuning. 

By taking all these factors into account before purchasing a new hot tub heater, you can rest assured that you're making an informed decision that will save you money in the long run.

How Long Do Spa Heaters Last?

When it comes to spa heaters, one of the most commonly asked questions is how long they last. In general, a well-maintained spa heater can have a lifespan of up to 3 years or more; however, many factors like frequency of use, type of heater and water maintenance habits all impact longevity. 

To ensure that your spa heater will last, regular preventive maintenance is key and should include changing out the filter regularly as well as monitoring pH levels in the water. With proper care of these components, you can maintain a long-lasting and functional spa heater.

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