Even though Europe shares many similarities across countries, one area that often varies is the electrical system. When purchasing a hot tub or sauna with electric components from abroad, it’s essential to check technical details and ensure that all appliances are compatible with your household’s power supply. This guide explains everything you need to know about TimberIN’s electric accessories — from heaters and pumps to LED lighting — and how to connect them safely.
Below you’ll find detailed technical information for TimberIN’s most popular electric accessories for hot tubs. This reference will help you select the right configuration for your setup.
💨 Air Massage Pump for Hot Tubs
| VAC | 230V |
| Power | 700W |
| Power cable connection | Type F (2 pins grounded 16 A 220 – 240 V) |
💦 Hydromassage Pump for Hot Tubs
| Power | 0,9 kW |
| VAC | 230V |
| Power cable connection | Type F (2 pins grounded 16 A 220 – 240 V) |
💡 LED Lighting for Hot Tubs
| Power | 10 W |
| VAC | 240V |
| Power cable connection | Type F (2 pins grounded 16 A 220 – 240 V) |
🔥 Electric Heater for Hot Tubs
| Power | 3-18kW |
| VAC | 230V 1-phase (3–6kW) 230V 3-phase (3–18kW) 400V 3-phase (3–18kW) |
| Power cable connection | Depends on the voltage and phases, highly recommend consulting an electrician if one does not have any experience in the field (the corresponding wiring diagrams are attached at the bottom) |
🔁 Circulation Pump (Included with Electric Heater)
| VAC | 230V |
| Power | 550W |
| Power cable connection | Type F (2 pins grounded 16 A 220 – 240 V) |
🧱 Sand-Based Filtration System
| VAC | 220 – 240V |
| Power | 190W |
| Power cable connection | Type F (2 pins grounded 16 A 220 – 240 V) |
How to Connect Electric Components
When purchasing a TimberIN hot tub with an electric heater, your setup includes a dedicated fuse box. It powers not only the heater but also all auxiliary devices such as massage systems, filtration units, and LED lights. This means you only need to connect one fuse box to your home’s main electrical circuit — no extra sockets are required.
If your hot tub does not include an electric heater, all other electrical devices can be connected via standard sockets or an outdoor-rated power extension with multiple plugs. For energy efficiency tips, see our eco-friendly hot tub guide.
Safety Notes & Recommendations
- Always have your installation checked by a qualified electrician.
- Ensure outdoor power cables are waterproof and properly grounded.
- Disconnect the power before servicing pumps or heaters.
- Protect all electrical components from direct water exposure.
- Refer to our hot tub heating time guide to calculate energy needs.