JUST REMEMBER: PUTTING THE THERMOSTAT ON 50 DEGREES IS NOT GOING TO HEAT THE JACUZZI QUICKER, THE HEATING ELEMENT WILL JUST STAY ON LONGER!!
The Jacuzzi Thermostat also sometimes referred to as a “Curly”, because of the curly probe attached to it can be set to various temperatures. Sometimes installers use a Geyser thermostat to save costs, but don’t realize that they could be costing the end user Thousands of rands because of their incompetence.
The reason I say this is because the Geyser thermostat can be set up to 70 degrees and you should never heat the water above 45 degrees in a Jacuzzi.
If you should heat the water past 45 degrees the Jacuzzi shell will start to delaminate. You can read more about this in our section about the Jacuzzi Acrylic Shell.
To properly switch on your hot tub, spa, or Jacuzzi, follow these steps: Make sure the hot tub is properly filled with water. Check that the water level is above the minimum required level indicated by the manufacturer. Ensure that the electrical power to the hot tub is turned off…
The recommended temperature range for a Jacuzzi, hot tub, or spa is typically between 37°C (98.6°F) and 40°C (104°F). However, it’s important to note that personal preferences may vary, and different individuals may have different comfort levels. Here are a few considerations regarding temperature: Safety: It’s crucial to prioritize safety…
Jacuzzi Thermostats (Curly Thermostats) Jacuzzi Thermostats come in two variations: Analogue and Digital. Analogue Thermostats Analogue thermostats The Jacuzzi Thermostat also sometimes referred to as a “Curly”, because of the curly probe attached to it can be set to various temperatures. Sometimes installers use a Geyser thermostat to save costs,…