Hot tub and spa electrical install, BS 7671 Section 702 special location, dedicated 16A or 32A radial circuit with Type A 30mA RCBO, IP-rated isolator within sight of the tub, and outdoor-rated SWA cable run in protective duct. Suitable for plug-and-play 13A inflatable spas, hardwired single-pump tubs, twin-pump and swim-spa installs. Local cover for Bath (BA1, BA2) and surrounding villages. From £280 + VAT @ 20%.
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BS 7671Hot tub and spa electrical install, BS 7671 Section 702 special location, dedicated 16A or 32A radial circuit with Type A 30mA RCBO, IP-rated isolator within sight of the tub, and outdoor-rated SWA cable run in protective duct. Suitable for plug-and-play 13A inflatable spas, hardwired single-pump tubs, twin-pump and swim-spa installs.
Full service detail and the installation specification on our parent Hot Tub Electrics page.
Bath is a UNESCO World Heritage city, most properties are Georgian or Victorian and many are Listed. Outdoor and bathroom electrical work here means careful coordination with conservation officers, minimal-intervention cable routes, and respect for original fabric (stone walls, lath-and-plaster ceilings, original cornice). We do a lot of work in central Bath terraces, hillside villas in Bathwick and Lansdown, and BA2 villages like Combe Down and Bathampton.
Sister city pages: EICR in Bath · Bathroom electrics in Bath
Final price depends on access, cable routes, existing wiring and scope. Survey is free; written quote is fixed. Read the disclaimer below the cards before assuming.
No. We use minimal-intervention routes, cables run under floorboards, in joist voids, behind existing skirting, or surface clip-direct on stone where chases would damage fabric. For Listed buildings we coordinate with the conservation officer or your architect before first-fix and document everything for the LBC.
Yes, every hot tub circuit gets a Type A 30mA RCBO. Hot tubs use VFDs (variable frequency drives) for pump speed control, which generate DC residual currents that a Type AC RCD can't see. A Type A RCBO is mandatory under BS 7671 for any circuit with electronic motor control. We never use Type AC on hot tubs.
Distance isn't usually the limiting factor, cable size is. For a 32A run over 20m we'd typically use 6mm SWA; over 30m we'd up to 10mm to keep volt drop under 5%. We calculate this as part of the survey and confirm before pricing the cable run.
Free survey, fixed-price written quote, full BS 7671 certification. Call Dan directly on 07889 334849.
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