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Most full-size hot tubs are designed for 240 Volt electrical service. These hot tub wiring systems require a 40 to 60 Amp breaker and must be specially hardwired by a licensed electrician.

Most hot tubs require a 240v electrical hookup—which for most people means you have to call an electrician and have new wiring done. However, a Plug n' play spa runs on standard 110V power, which can be plugged into most standard household power sources without the need for additional wiring.

As long as you have access to a regular three-pronged electrical outlet, you can plug in your hot tub and have it up and running within 24 hours. That said, not all hot tubs feature this option. Hardwired hot tubs require the services of a certified electrician to connect the electricity.

Use a wet/dry vacuum to remove the remaining water out of pipe by placing the vacuum end over the filter hole. In a two-pump spa, first plug off one filter using a tennis ball then vacuum out the water. Or pour ½-1 gallons (5-9 liters) of RV antifreeze into the filter hole.

Tuff Spas are made with Blue sTUFF Insulation which is made from thermally bonded recycled denim. This Natural Fiber Spa Insulation contains no fiberglass and does not cause itching or skin irritation.

❖ Filling Your Spa Place garden hose in the void where the filter was, this will help to eliminate air locks. With the electrical breaker in the OFF position and/or the power cord un-plugged, fill to an approximate water level that will not allow water to over flow the spa when bathers are in the hot tub.

0:55 12:57 Tuff Spas operation, gfci cord location, chemicals, filling/draining ... YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Your pump is located to the left of your top side and then your GFCI cord is located on the far sideMoreYour pump is located to the left of your top side and then your GFCI cord is located on the far side of the filter. You take off either of the two back panels.