NOTE: APSP-14 and Title 20 compliant. This model does not meet all energy efficiency conditions required for sale in the following states: CA, OR, RI, MA, ME, NJ, NY, NV, WA, MD, Washington D.C.
ELECTRICAL SAFETY: Do NOT use an extension cord or multi-plug adaptor; plug the hot tub directly into a grounded socket corresponding to the electrical rating of the attachment plug (110-120V AC, 60Hz, Single Phase 12A at 68ºF)
Outdoor installation is preferred; indoor installation has special requirements
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NOTE: APSP-14 and Title 20 compliant. This model does not meet all energy efficiency conditions required for sale in the following states: CA, OR, RI, MA, ME, NJ, NY, NV, WA, MD, Washington D.C.
ELECTRICAL SAFETY: Do NOT use an extension cord or multi-plug adaptor; plug the hot tub directly into a grounded socket corresponding to the electrical rating of the attachment plug (110-120V AC, 60Hz, Single Phase 12A at 68ºF)
Outdoor installation is preferred; indoor installation has special requirements
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This SaluSpa Tahiti deal stands out as a larger, better value inflatable hot tub with app control and a four year warranty. The 5 to 7 person size is a meaningful step up from the smaller 4 to 6 person version, and the price drop to $209.60 makes it especially attractive. The WiFi feature is mostly unnecessary day to day, but it can help remotely reset the temperature after a power brownout. Cold weather use is possible, though very low temperatures can drive up energy use and may call for extra insulation. Some states restrict it, and the pump is built into the liner.
Families wanting a backyard soak for four adults, because this larger model fits more comfortably than the smaller version that feels like two adults.
Yes, it can heat in cold climates, but very cold weather increases energy use. Insulated pads, tub insulators, or horse mats with radiant barrier can help retain heat and reduce heating costs, and it should stay running when temperatures are below freezing.
It may still ship to some restricted states, including New York, even though the listing shows state restrictions. The restriction appears tied to the model's insulated rating and cover, so eligibility can vary by state and listing.
Yes. The 5-7 person model is a better fit than the smaller 4-6 person version, which is described as effectively only comfortable for 2 adults. That makes this larger model the more practical choice if you want real seating room.
The WiFi/app control is mostly unnecessary for daily use, but it can be useful for remotely resetting the temperature after a power brownout. That makes it more of a convenience feature than a must-have.
Not sure how you would be able to do that but I will say the clips on these do have a secondary button that has to be pushed in order for it to release. I'm guessing their version of a child lock.
I was able to buy shipped to NY.... It's a bit confusing because it must have the insulated rating and cover which this model has...so not sure why it says not allowed for certain states.
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This SaluSpa Tahiti deal stands out as a larger, better value inflatable hot tub with app control and a four year warranty. The 5 to 7 person size is a meaningful step up from the smaller 4 to 6 person version, and the price drop to $209.60 makes it especially attractive. The WiFi feature is mostly unnecessary day to day, but it can help remotely reset the temperature after a power brownout. Cold weather use is possible, though very low temperatures can drive up energy use and may call for extra insulation. Some states restrict it, and the pump is built into the liner.
The WiFi app control can help remotely reset the temperature during a power brownout.
The inflatable AirJet tub can heat in cold climates with added insulators or insulated pads.
The cover clips include a secondary button release mechanism that can function like a child-lock style.
The pump is built into the liner on this model, which may simplify setup compared with separate pump placement.
The hot tub may be restricted or not allowed in some states, which can block purchase eligibility.
Heating in very cold conditions can increase energy consumption and raise operating costs.
The app control is mostly unnecessary for day-to-day use, which can limit its practical value.
The state-availability messaging can be confusing because purchase may depend on the insulated rating and cover.
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What's a good DIY idea for a floater with one of those $20 Anova sous vide heaters to boost the heating rate for the older one that I have?
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