Commercial hot tubs
From €9,999 to €14,599 incl. VAT depending on the model and version, excluding delivery and options. Delivery and installation
Holiday lets, B&Bs, hotels, campsites, beauty salons: a hot tub made available to guests welcomes many more bathers than a family hot tub and filters almost continuously. These models are chosen for their capacity, filtration and durability, and each project is studied individually.
Our models
What changes for commercial use
- Filtration: more bathers means more matter to capture. The FX Pro is fitted with a sand filter, which captures more than a cartridge and is cleaned by backwashing.
- Heat recovery: the FX Pro has two 3,000 W heaters, to get back to the right temperature quickly after several guests have used it.
- Construction: the RX Pro combines a stainless steel frame, an Aristech acrylic shell and an anti-corrosion treatment.
- Power supply: both models run on 380 V three-phase and can be adapted to 220 V single-phase.
Which model for which business?
| Model | Seats | Dimensions | Water capacity | Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RX Pro | 5 seats, 1 lounger | 200 × 200 cm | 1,000 litres | 3 XXL rotating jets, stainless steel frame |
| FX Pro | 7 seats | 220 × 220 cm | 1,450 litres | Sand filter, 2 heaters |
| Lévitation | 7 incl. 1 floating seat | 290 × 230 cm | 1,880 litres | 201 jets, 4 massage pumps |
| Santiago | 8 incl. 1 lounger | 275 × 220 cm | 2,500 litres | 133 jets, large volume |
A B&B or a holiday let with a few rooms is often well served by the RX Pro; a hotel, a campsite or a salon, where the hot tub is in use all day, will rather look at the FX Pro. The Lévitation and the Santiago suit accommodation that wants a different massage or a large volume for groups.
Hygiene and obligations
A hot tub made available to guests is subject to hygiene rules and water quality checks. Ask the health authority responsible for your area before opening; we help you size the filtration and water treatment according to the expected number of users. Our article Chlorine, bromine or active oxygen presents the possible treatments.
Project study
Tell us the type of business, the number of guests expected and the planned location: an advisor will suggest the right model and a detailed quote.
Frequently asked questions
What rules apply to a hot tub in a holiday let or hotel?
A hot tub made available to guests is subject to hygiene rules and water quality monitoring. Check with the health authority responsible for your area before opening; we then help you size the filtration and water treatment.
Why a sand filter on a commercial hot tub?
The sand filter of the FX Pro captures more matter than a cartridge and is cleaned by backwashing. It is the right solution for heavy use.
Does a commercial hot tub run on 220 V?
The RX Pro and the FX Pro are designed for 380 V three-phase and can be adapted to 220 V single-phase. Your electrician checks the power available on your installation.
Do you offer a study for my business?
Yes. Tell us the type of business, the number of guests expected and the planned location: an advisor will suggest the right model and a detailed quote. Request a quote.
Further reading
Chlorine, bromine or active oxygen: which hot tub water treatment?Healthy hot tub water rests on two pillars: a balanced pH and an active sanitiser.Installing your hot tub step by step: slab, electricity, fillingBetween ordering and the first soak, installing a hot tub follows a precise order.Hot tub electricity consumption: how to estimate it and reduce itA hot tub stays hot all year round: that is the whole point, and it is what weighs on the electricity bill.