Spa Energy Efficiency Tips

Keeping your spa energy-efficient can save you money and help the environment. Follow these simple tips to reduce energy consumption while maintaining a comfortable spa experience. For any questions or additional support, contact us at sundancespasspain.com.

1. Use a High-Quality Cover

-   Tip: Invest in a well-insulated spa cover to trap heat and reduce heat loss.

-   Maintenance: Check for cracks or waterlogging and replace the cover as needed.

2. Lower the Temperature When Not in Use

-   Tip: Set the temperature to 37°C (98°F) or lower if you won’t use the spa for a few days.

-   Energy Savings: Each degree reduction can save about 10% on energy costs.

3. Run Jets and Lights Only When Necessary

-   Tip: Turn off jets and lights when not in use to avoid extra energy consumption.

-   Bonus: This also helps prolong the lifespan of the spa components.

4. Schedule Filter Cycles Efficiently

-   Tip: Program filter cycles during off-peak hours or reduce cycle length if water clarity is maintained.

-   Maintenance: Clean filters regularly to keep them running efficiently.

5. Keep the Spa Covered and Protected from Wind

-   Tip: Place your spa in a sheltered location or use windbreaks to reduce heat loss.

-   Options: Consider landscaping or a wind barrier for added insulation.

6. Use a Floating Thermal Blanket

-   Tip: Add a floating thermal blanket under your cover to retain more heat and reduce evaporation.

-   Benefit: This extra layer can improve insulation and reduce energy costs by up to 10%.

7. Regularly Maintain the Spa Equipment

-   Tip: Keep heaters, pumps, and other components in good working condition for optimal energy use.

-   Action: Schedule routine check-ups to ensure everything runs efficiently.

Need Help?

For more information or personalised help with improving the efficiency of your spa, reach out to us at sundancespasspain.com. We’re here to make your spa experience efficient and enjoyable!