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Dated on : 04-27-2013
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Blair, yes you can use gas as the most convieniet way to heat our hot tub. The problem is most gas heaters have a rating of about 0 degrees and a also an altitude requirement of below 5000 feet. We do offer a high altitude heater. As it gets colder the heaters get less efficient is the problem. With any gas hot tub heater you will require a circulation pump as the heater will not come on with out flow being present. We can certainly work with you on designing a hot tub package with gas heater and small circulation pump. We can also finance part of the tub should you prefer. Please let me know if you would like a quote for such a system. You can also visit www.cedartubs.com/pricing.html and get an idea of the cost. Dan
Post By : Dan Jung Dated On : 03-26-2013