Energy Calculator

How much does a spa pool cost to run?

Sure, Hot Spring hot tubs can be powered for as little as $1 a day, but what will your preferred model cost?

The energy your spa uses depends on a variety of factors, including the size and features of your chosen spa model, the temperature you set, how frequently you soak, the climate of your area and the cost of your electricity (although this can be offset if you have access to an alternative energy source like solar power).

Looking to get a basic idea of the cost to run a Hot Spring spa? Check out the energy calculator below! We have designed this calculator to estimate the energy consumption of your spa over the course of a month, which can help guide you on the right hot tub for your situation.

No matter which Hot Spring hot tub you choose, you can be confident that you won’t just enjoy a high quality, innovative, long-lasting and ultra-luxurious machine, but the most energy efficient model on the market.

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A greener choice

By choosing a Hot Spring hot tub you’ll enjoy significant hip pocket savings over the lifetime of the machine. You’ll also be helping to save the stunning nature that Australia is famous for.

We care about protecting the natural resources of our beautiful country. It is one of the main drivers in our quest to engineer the most energy efficient hot tubs in Australia. We want to ensure that the next generation of Aussies gets to enjoy our stunning nature, including the geothermal pools that formed the inspiration for the Hot Spring brand.

As the independent testing has proven, a Hot Spring hot tub will use less power, and will therefore demand fewer resources, than any other brand on the market.

Built for efficiency from the ground up

How do luxurious and feature-packed Hot Spring hot tubs also offer owners the lowest running costs on the Australian market? The secret is in bringing an efficiency mindset to every aspect of hot tub design and manufacturing. It’s something we call our Energy Smart® system.

This system is built on two central pillars:

High quality insulation
The most important factor in the energy efficiency of a hot tub is preventing heat from escaping. Hot Spring insulation is designed to keep the warmth in, which reduces the power used by the heater. Hot Spring also offer fully insulated covers that form a perfect seal around the lip of your spa, avoiding the heat leakage common in other brands.

Innovative equipment
At Hot Spring we’ve got a reputation for offering an extensive array of features in our hot tubs. What’s less recognised is the degree of energy efficiency innovation that each hot tub boasts, like our SilentFlo 5000 system that keeps the water constantly moving while using less power than a 40W light bulb, and our hot air induction jets that transfer otherwise wasted latent heat from internal equipment back into the water.