Polar Hot Tubs

A lot of homeowners want a spa that works through all seasons. Some days you want warm water for comfort, and some days you want a cold soak for recovery. This is why many people look for a hot and cold hot tub that can shift between warm relaxation and chilled therapy without switching equipment. With the right setup, your spa can do both jobs through the entire year. How a Hot Tub Becomes a Cold Tub Traditional tubs heat water, but modern systems let you chill the water too. The Arctic Spa Pack and Arctic Heat Pump create this hot-to-cold switch by controlling the temperature through a reversing valve and smart sensors. Once the system is set, the tub can cool the water to plunge-level temperatures or bring it back to a warm soak. This makes the tub flexible for different families and routines. A hot and cold hot tub also helps athletes and active users who rely on cold plunges for muscle recovery. Instead of buying two separate units, one tub handles both tasks. It’s convenien...

Hot tubs are the ultimate symbol of relaxation!  One of the most crucial decisions any hot tub owner faces is choosing the right heating (hot tub) system. With a range of options available out there, it can get mind-boggling on which route you should go for. But not all heating systems are created equal. One of the biggest decisions that makes you wonder is whether to go with a gas or an electric model. Both types have their pros and cons! So how do you know which is right for you? Let's discuss a gas-heated hot tub in this blog. Gas Heater Hot tub have become more than just a luxury item! There are lots of good reasons to go with a gas hot tub! Are you living in an area where temperatures regularly drop below freezing? Then a gas hot tub may be your best option. The cost to run an electric hot tub can skyrocket if you’re constantly trying to keep it warm in cold weather. They’re now a popular addition to many homes! It offers many therapeutic benefits and year-round relaxation....

Buying the Best Hot Tub is exciting. But before you sign the order, check a few practical things. The right planning makes installation smooth and keeps your home safe.  Polar Hot Tubs offer energy-smart models like the Arctic Heat Pump and hybrid heaters. Still, you’ll need to think about power, space, and local rules first. Electrical: power that works and keeps you safe Most modern tubs need a dedicated circuit. Find out the voltage and amperage for the model you want. Some tubs run on 240V with a dedicated breaker and others may use lower power with a heat pump. Ask your electrician to: Confirm your home panel can handle the load. Install a dedicated breaker and GFCI protection. Run a correct gauge wire and a weatherproof disconnect near the tub. Tip: discuss the Polar Hot Tubs model you like with your electrician. Their Arctic Heat Pump option can cut running costs, but it still needs proper wiring. Space & structural support: room and base requirements Measur...