Changing a Hot Tub Electrical Circuit
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Installing a Hot Tub Circuit: If your electrical service is not adequate then an upgrade to a larger service may be required. © By: Dave Rongey |
Hot Tub Electrical Circuit Specifications
[ad#block]Electrical Question: I have a hot tub running on 110 volt and my electrical service is maxed out.
- With that could I add a 60 amp service out near the incoming FPL meter and run my hot tub on 220 volt?
This electrical wiring question came from: Bill, from Satellite Beach, Florida
Dave’s Reply:
Thanks for your electrical wiring question bill
Installing a Hot Tub Circuit
The voltage for a hot tub is specified by the owners manual and installation manual, and should not be changed. If your electrical service is not adequate then an upgrade to a larger service may be required. The capacity of your electrical service is best determined by a qualified electrician.
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Hot Tub Circuit Wiring
Electrical Codes and details for Spa and Hot Tub electrical wiring. Essentials for your hot tub installation, including the required GFCI ground fault protection and circuit wire size.
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