Wiring a 50 amp 220 GFCI breaker to a 3-wire hot tub.
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Wiring a 50 amp 220 GFCI breaker to a 3-wire hot tub.
There is no neutral wire connection in this new hot tub. How is the GFCI breaker to be wired so it will function correctly?
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Just put the neutral tail from the GFI breaker in the neutral buss. Connect the two hots to the breaker.
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Thats exactly what it shows in the install info Ray...they recommend THHN in conduit and show black, red and green.
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Thats exactly what it shows in the install info Ray...they recommend THHN in conduit and show black, red and green.
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The GFI will look at the outgoing power and compare it against the power that is returning on the other leg. It will function properly.