Locating the Hot Tub GFCI Disconnect Box

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Locating the Hot Tub GFCI Disconnect Box
Background: Karl, a Handyman from Lower Allen Twp. PA
[ad#block]Question: Where can I put the GFI box for a hot tub in a sun room that measures 10′ x 10′.

Additional Comments: Good site.

Dave’s Reply:
Thanks for your electrical question Karl. Within sight of the hot tub.

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