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Question by John Krysinski
Submitted on 7/27/2003
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Where can I find information on installing a 220 volt/50 amp circuit breaker to be used for a hot tub?


Answer by Mike
Submitted on 12/8/2004
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I have the same question.  It does require a separate disconnect box with a GFI breaker.  I've installed all the components but looking for a lay down to ensure i have it right!

 

Answer by joe
Submitted on 3/6/2005
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were can i find information on installing a 220 volt 50amp circuit beaker

 

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