Product Description
A hot tub with bubble massage and therapeutic heating system is good at any time of day. But the Paris really comes into its own at night! A multicoloured LED light show lights the water from underneath, creating a bubbling, colour-changing visual spectacle - that your guests will just love to dip their toes into!
The lighting is controlled by a wireless remote, giving you adjustability over the colours. Once inside that silky backlit water, you'll be cosseted by 140 AirJet bubble massage jets that soothe and calm your body and mind. It's ideal for dinner parties and entertaining, with a real 'wow' factor in anyone's garden. It's not surprising the Paris was voted The Telegraph's "Best Inflatable Hot Tub For Parties" in 2025.
The 196cm tub can comfortably seat up to six people. The included water heater holds the temperature steady at up to 40 degrees. The heater unit also includes the pump and filtration, keeping your tub water clean and hygienic. FreezeShield technology, which protects your tub's systems from ice damage, allows for use all year round. And a flip-up control panel makes it easy to adjust the heating and bubble systems.
The Tritech liner is well insulated to keep heat in and costs down. A timer on the heater means you can have it switch off automatically too. With built-in cup holders, an inflatable lid and insulated tub cover all included, it's the perfect garden hot tub for nighttime use! The Paris is named after La Ville Lumière, the City of Lights - so step in and soak up those colours.
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Power Requirements
Requires UK standard 13a/240v power supply. Use a grounded socket with RCD protection. Your hot tub is fitted with a seven-metre power cable. Never use an extension lead.
The socket used for the hot tub should be grounded and located at least four metres from the hot tub. The socket should be 1.2m from the ground. Our recommendation is to have a grounded, waterproof outdoor socket with RCD protection installed by a qualified electrician.
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