1. Electricity safety distance Generally speaking, the whirlpool hot tub should be at least 1.5 meters away from any electrical equipment (such as wires, transformers, sockets, etc.). 2. Fire protection requirements According to fire safety regulations, the whirlpool hot tub should be at least 1.5 meters to 2 meters away from the wall of the house.

When you find signs of overheating in the pump, heater or control panel, you should first turn off the outdoor whirlpool hot tub immediately and cut off the power supply to avoid further operation that may aggravate the problem. By stopping the operation of the equipment in time, you can prevent the motor from burning out or further damage to electronic components.

Vinyl is a highly waterproof material that can effectively prevent rain or snow from penetrating into the shell or insulation of the whirlpool hot tub, preventing corrosion or damage caused by water penetration. This can provide a reliable protective barrier for whirlpool hot tubs that are exposed to rain and snow for a long time outdoors.

pH reducers are chemical preparations specially designed to lower the pH value of outdoor whirlpool hot tub water. The main ingredients are sodium bisulfate or hydrochloric acid. These chemicals can effectively reduce the alkaline components in the water and adjust the pH value to the ideal range.

The thermal cover can significantly reduce the heat loss, thereby reducing the frequency of heater operation. According to some studies, using a high-quality thermal cover can reduce the energy consumption of a whirlpool hot tub by up to 50%. This can significantly save long-term use costs for users who use whirlpool hot tubs frequently.

Multiply the area of ​​the deck (12x12 feet, or 144 square feet) by the deck's standard weight capacity. For example, if the deck's weight capacity is 50 pounds per square foot, the deck's total weight capacity is 144 square feet x 50 pounds per square foot = 7,200 pounds.