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I was reading about the jacuzzi j-325 and it says you can use a regular 120 volt outlet. So, does this mean I can just use the electrical outlet on the outside of my house? I was going to have a 50 amp 240 line with disconnect installed, but maybe I don't have to? I'm not sure what a disconnect is, so would I have this on my 120 volt outlet and/or do I need it? Thanks!

So far, I've been quoted $6450 for a floor model 2010 sundance camden but it's at a dealer about 70 miles away. Then I've been quoted $6999 for a Jacuzzi j-325 2010 model here in town - not a floor model. Which should I go for? They both include steps, cover, ozonator, delivery and start up chemicals. Is a 120 volt hook-up less money (jacuzzi j-325)? I had already gotten estimates for a 50 amp 240 volt with disconnect.

Is a 120 volt hook-up less money? I had already gotten estimates for a 50 amp 240 volt with disconnect. So far, I've been quoted $6450 for a floor model 2010 sundance camden but it's at a dealer about 70 miles away. Then I've been quoted $6999 for a Jacuzzi j-325 2010 model here in town. Which should I go for? They both include steps, cover, ozonator, delivery and start up chemicals.

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I'm ready to buy my first hot tub, but I don't want it to take up too much space on the patio. I've narrowed it down to these 2 tubs and I'm ready to check on prices. If anyone owns one of these and can give me any info. good or bad, that would be great. Or if you have compared these 2 tubs before, which one did you get? Any idea on prices? Thank you!