Are whirlpool baths expensive to run?

Whirlpool baths can vary in their energy consumption and associated costs depending on various factors such as the size of the bath, the efficiency of the motor, and the duration and frequency of use. While it's difficult to provide an exact cost , we suggest you consider the following:-

Energy Efficiency: Whirlpool baths that are designed with energy efficiency in mind can help reduce operational costs. Look for models that have energy-saving features or meet energy-efficient standards.  All our systems use a 1.10ph eco pump.

Motor Efficiency: The efficiency of the motor used in the whirlpool bath can affect its energy consumption. More efficient motors will typically use less electricity to operate, which can result in lower running costs.

Water Heating: Whirlpool baths often require hot water to fill the tub, and heating water can contribute to the overall running costs. If the bath has a built-in heater, it may consume additional energy to maintain the desired water temperature.

Frequency and Duration of Use: The more frequently you use the whirlpool bath and the longer you run it each time, the higher the running costs will be. Consider your usage patterns and try to limit excessive or unnecessary usage to help manage expenses.

Electricity Rates: The cost of electricity can vary depending on your location and the specific rates charged by your utility provider. Higher electricity rates will result in higher running costs for the whirlpool bath.

Typically, running a whirlpool bath adds little additional costs to a standard bath, but if you top up your water and use the bath more frequently then you may see an increase in your energy costs.  The amount of hot water you use will be the biggest factor to consider.