Hot Tub Heaters

Recline and relax in a hot tub at the exact temperature you desire. Here we have tried to provide you with the best hot tub heaters available today at the best prices.

Imagine a hot tub without a heater. It defeats the object really. These days you have a vast choice of hot tub heaters which allow you to recreate the effects of a spa setting but in the comfort of your own home. It's a well known fact that not only is the hot tub a place to switch off and rejuvenate your body but it also offers medicinal benefits to aching muscles and joints.   

Like everything these days you get what you pay for but that doesn’t mean you can't hunt for a bargain. The following information gives an overall picture of the types of hot tub heaters on the market and the suppliers trading today.

2.3 Kw Classic Inline Heater: Average price of $660. Needs a 15 amp source. You can adjust the temperature control and assembly is simple either horizontal or veryical. 

4.5 Kw Classic Inline Heater: Average price of $690 and requires a 20 amp circuit. Includes an adjustable temperature device and can be fixed either horizontally or vertically.

Waterco 6 Kw electric Hot Tub or Spa Heater: Average cost is $770 and includes a temperature control. A sensor safely checks the temperature. 

Compu-Heat 18 Kw Three Phase Heating System: Average price of $1760 and measures 750mm x 300mm x 480mm.

Compu-Heat 24 Kw Three Phase heating System: Average cost is $2090 and measures 750mm x  300mm x 480mm.

Pentair Above Ground Mini Max 100: Very chea p to operate, this compact piece of engineering can even heat swimming pools due to its output of 100,000 BTUs. It was designed with efficiency in mind, for fast heat up and a long life span and has a direct spark ignition for propane or natural gas.  

Vulcan STX060U Hot Tub Heater: A single phase, flow through device; 120/240 volts and 25 Amps. There is a control thermostat included and it is 11.5 inches long. 

Vulcan HTTR015U Hot Tub Heater: A single phase immersion heater with a length of 12 inches. 120 volts, 12.5 Amps and there is a thermostat control included. 

Vulcan Heating Element Replacement: 120 volts, single phase, 12.5 Amps, 12 inches in length, 1.5 kW 

Hydromatt Hot Tub Solar Heating Kit: The water is pumped through a multi tube collector, usually positioned on the roof of the property, heated by the sun and then returned to the hot tub. The temperature controller allows you to choose the desired heat and will turn the system on or off depending on the availability of the heat. A digital, automatic system is currently available on the market but is more expensive. The kit will even draw some energy on cloudy days and is designed to fit the majority of roofs including tile, corrugated iron, metal or fibro. This particular model is almost immune to ultraviolet radiation and ozone and comes in five different colours plus a range of different sizes to meet your requirements. 

Electroheat Heat Pumps: This amazing device does not heat the water itself. It works like the reverse cycle of an air conditioner, absorbing the heat and then using the compressor, amplifies it through the heat exchanger system. Probably one of the most energy saving creations on the market today. 

Applied Computer Controls Electronic Hot Tub Control System with Heater: The system has fully programmable controls for setting different filter cycles and economy modes. The digital seven button LED display has a clock built in with lights that tell you the current mode. It also comes with a 2 year manufacturer’s guarantee.  

The choices available of hot tub heaters are constantly evolving. One day they will probably be the size of a peanut. The good news is that increased popularity and demand for the hot tub can only help bring the prices down. Imagine the relative cost over 50 years ago? I certainly would not have been able to afford even a hot tub heater, let alone a hot tub!

So to conclude this section, you have a huge selection of different styles to choose from. Gas, electric and solar to name but a few. New models and suppliers appear all the time and our job is to update this website accordingly to bring you the best choice. 

Trivia -  Vulcan based in San Diego, U.S.A.. 

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