Short answer: Wellis Plug & Play hot tubs are compact models that run on a single-phase 230 V supply, according to the manufacturer. They suit sites where a separate high-current line cannot be run, such as rented homes and garden corners. Sauna Dekor supplies and installs them.
Plug & Play does not mean any socket will do. The outlet still has to be a dedicated, protected circuit of the rating Wellis gives for the model, and a licensed electrician checks it before handover. Heating is slower than on tubs with a higher supply, which matters in winter use.
The rest of the site work is the same as for any shell: a level base for the filled weight, a delivery route and a drain for emptying. For larger shells with more pumps, see the Classic series and the Life series.
Other Wellis ranges: Wellis Life Series Hot Tubs, Wellis CityLife Series Hot Tubs, Wellis Classic Series Hot Tubs, Wellis StreamLife Swim Spas. Back to the Wellis overview.
Frequently asked questions
What does Plug & Play mean on a Wellis hot tub?
That the model runs on a single-phase 230 V supply, according to Wellis. The outlet must still be a dedicated, protected circuit checked by a licensed electrician.
Who makes Wellis Plug & Play hot tubs?
Wellis, in Hungary. Sauna Dekor supplies and installs them; the product warranty is the manufacturer's.
Where are Plug & Play hot tubs used?
In rented homes, garden corners and other places where a separate high-current line cannot be run.
Material information is the manufacturer's product specification. In the cabins we build ourselves we use ayous, aspen and pine, including their thermo-treated versions; hemlock, red cedar and alder on request.