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Using a 13 Amp power supply, Plug & Play Hot Tubs are easy to install & can be plugged into a standard UK power socket, no hardwiring required.
Buying guide: plug and play hot tubs
You want a plug and play hot tub that you can start using once a suitable outdoor socket is in place, without planning a hard-wired supply first. Check whether your garden already has a socket protected by an RCD, and whether the heat-up time suits how you plan to use the tub. Check the plug type and the outlet before you order, because extension leads are not allowed.
Plug-in hot tubs come with a standard three-pin plug, so they can run from an outdoor socket instead of a hard-wired supply. Check the product page to confirm the model is a plug-in type, and make sure the socket is protected by an RCD and suitable for outdoor use. Extension leads are not allowed, so plan the socket position before the tub arrives.
You want to plug in and start using the tub once the outlet is ready.
Check the product page for the plug type, then ask an electrician to confirm the outlet has RCD protection.
See hot tubs with a standard plugYou want to know the outlet work needed before you order, so you can plan it once.
Ask an electrician to quote for an RCD-protected outdoor socket and plan the cable route before the tub is delivered.
See hot tubs for indoor useYou want a home tub you can use often, with a supply that matches your house.
Check the product page for home use and the plug type, and confirm the seat count suits the people who will use it.
See hot tubs for large familiesYou want to understand the power trade-off before you choose a plug-in tub.
Ask the seller about the heat-up time for the model, and check whether it can be hard-wired later if you want more power.
See 32 amp hot tubsLet us know where the nearest socket sits, the cable route from it to the tub spot, and the make and model you have chosen. Our team can help check the plug type and outlet before ordering.
Contact the teamThe questions below cover whether an electrician is needed, extension leads, heat-up time, later hard-wiring, socket position and winter use for plug and play tubs.
Plug-in models plug into a standard socket, but the outlet still needs to be suitable for outdoor use and protected by an RCD. Ask an electrician to confirm the socket before delivery.
No. Extension leads are not allowed, so the tub should connect directly to the outlet. Plan the socket position so the tub reaches it without a lead.
Heat-up time depends on the model and the weather. Check the heat-up details on the product page, and ask the seller for the time before you plan a session.
Some plug-in models can also be hard-wired to a higher supply, which lets the pumps and heater run together. Ask the seller whether your model allows it before you buy.
Place the socket so the cable run can be armoured or enclosed. Ask the electrician to check that the equipment has a suitable water protection rating.
Check the product page and manual for cold-weather advice before you plan to use the tub through winter.
Check the dimensions, seating and features on each product page before you order.
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6Seats
19Jets
13 AmpPlug-in
