Leading Energy Efficiency
The Hot Spring® Energy Smart® system ensures that your spa will be hot and ready when you are while keeping energy costs low.
Features
Insulation
Heating
Circulation
High-Density Foam Insulation
Multiple layers of the same, high-density polyurethane foam used in commercial freezers insulate the spa shell to help lock in heat.
FiberCor® Insulation
This exclusive insulation fills the cabinet completely with a density four times greater than the half-pound foam used in most spas.
Hot Spring Spa Covers
Custom-fit covers ensure a tight seal to lock in heat. Dense foam cores and an exclusive hinge seal increase insulating ability for additional energy efficiency.
Insulated Base Pan
Structural ribbing on the bottom of Highlife Collection spas increases energy efficiency by creating insulating air space and minimizing contact with cold ground.
Energy Smart System Features
| Highlife® Collection | Limelight® Collection | Hot Spot® Collection | |
| High-Density Foam Insulation | |||
| FiberCor® Insulation | |||
| Hot Spring Spa Covers | |||
| Insulated Base Pan | |||
| No-Fault® Heater | |||
| Recycled Heat | |||
| SilentFlo 5000® Circulation Pump | Optional on SX and TX |
Energy Cost
All models meet or exceed stringent California Energy Commission (CEC) and APSP 14 energy efficiency standards for portable spas. Actual energy costs depend on spa model, usage, temperature and other factors, but you can use the table below to estimate actual energy cost of a mid-sized Highlife Collection spa in heavy use.
MONTHLY COST ESTIMATES = RATE X KILOWATT HOUR
Temp: Approximate annual mean ambient temperature
kWh: Approximate average kilowatt hours per month to operate spa**
Rate: Approximate average rate charged per kilowatt hour in dollars***
Cost: Approximate average monthly energy cost to operate spa**
