As a hot tub spa owner, you would want to balance between three critical aspects - maintaining the freshness of your water, generating movement of water while bathing and minimization of your power bills.
Laing pumps offer a range of pumps wide enough to meet all these requirements.
Using Laing pumps would let you achieve a good balance between these factors that you can fine-tune to your choice.
To understand how to meet all these requirements, you need to have a disciplined approach.
You would need a lifting pump and a circulating pump in the process.
The lifting pump would do the job of lifting the water from the underground levels into your hot tub or pool.
This is the pump that you shall use when you want to replace the existing water with fresh external water.
No matter what filter you use, eventually you would want to replace your water with a reasonable frequency.
The frequency of water replacement will depend upon your usage of the hot tub.
The other part is that you would want the water to move while you use the hot tub.
This is where a Laing circulating pump can play a critical role.
Instead of having to fetch fresh water every time that you bath, you can simply use the circulating pump to create water movement.
That way, you shall be able to move the same water around using the circulating pump and a pipe system.
Since lifting water is not required in this situation, the overall process is much more energy efficient comparing to what it is when you lift the water.
Clearly, using Laing pumps with the right balance of water replacement and water circulation can prove to be extremely beneficial.
The power bills are minimized and yet the utility and comfort is maximized because of the water reuse and periodic water refreshment.