EcoSpa: a technology designed to improve your spa's energy efficiency

When choosing a spa, comfort is essential, but energy performance is just as important. Good insulation helps retain the water's heat longer and reduces heating needs.

With this in mind, Aquavia Spa developed EcoSpa, a technology designed to improve the energy efficiency of its spas while offering optimal daily comfort.

What is EcoSpa technology?

EcoSpa is an insulation system integrated into the spa's structure.

Its role is to limit heat loss to maintain a stable water temperature throughout the day. Thanks to this reinforced insulation, the heating system is less utilized, which reduces energy consumption.

How does EcoSpa work?

EcoSpa technology relies on additional insulation installed around the spa's structure.

This design allows for:

• limiting heat loss;
• retaining water heat longer;
• improving the heating system's efficiency;
• optimizing electricity consumption.

The result is a more efficient and more economical spa to use.

The advantages of EcoSpa

Reduced energy consumption

By limiting heat loss, EcoSpa allows the heater to run less often.

More stable temperature

The water stays at the desired temperature longer, even when the spa is not in use.

More daily comfort

The spa is ready faster for your next relaxation session.

Sustainable technology

Better energy efficiency also helps limit your spa's environmental impact.

EcoSpa and Nordic Insulation: two complementary technologies

On some Aquavia Spa models, EcoSpa technology can be combined with the Nordic Insulation System.

While EcoSpa improves the spa's overall insulation, Nordic Insulation reinforces thermal protection for installations in regions with particularly harsh winters.

Together, these two technologies offer excellent energy performance throughout the year.

Our opinion

At Provence Spa, we know that electricity consumption is an important consideration when buying a spa.

The EcoSpa technology provides a concrete answer by improving the structure's insulation and limiting heat loss. Combined with a high-performance thermal cover and regular maintenance, it helps make your spa more economical and more pleasant to use.