Whirlpool in the garden in cold winter garden for extended use?

That is correct, although for automatic cleaning systems you neither need a fixed drain (not even with inspection) nor LAN. The discussions about whirlpools vary greatly, one person considers it an inflatable thing, another insists it must say Jacuzzi, and under 20k not much is available. The price ranges are huge and more is naturally always possible, but that might not be the realistic scenario. had once reported having treated themselves to something? Maybe there are experience values in the meantime?

If you have an automatic flush, you either need a drain, some kind of soakaway, or a hose into the garden. Of course, there is a big difference. But anyone thinking about a cold conservatory with sliding doors probably won't want to put an inflatable pool in there....

Which price range are you thinking about? Maybe that should be mentioned … By the way, there is often debate about backwashable filters in whirlpools, as it mainly concerns solids. This applies to pools with a correspondingly large surface area, but less so to covered whirlpools. There it's more about fats, and those are difficult to backwash.

Strange that only backwashable filters are used in all better whirlpools and also in the professional sector… Disinfection is all the more important due to the high temperatures. Removal of suspended solids is another matter. I have made no statement regarding the price. It depends on too many factors. But it will be five figures.

I think five figures is clear, below that it becomes qualitatively difficult (loud pumps, poor insulation, etc.). What brands do you have in mind or would be suitable for you, possibly with the described features?

In the (semi) professional area, dozens of people go into the water daily. That is truly not comparable.

I would not limit myself to specific brands when it comes to the pool itself. The technical aspect is more important and should be customized individually.