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OnMedic:
Hi all,

I just stopped by the local  big box store and picked-up a Cutler-Hammer GFCI Kit for hot tubs. More $$$ then I was expecting. What are some other options on the market in Canada (CSA) that I should look at before I open the box? I will be running 50 amp to the tub, but would also like to have a 120 outlet beside the GFCI for low voltage lighting.

Steve, any ideas? WHat does the Beachcomber 50 amp GFCI sell for?

I have seen the "Spa Disconnect Pannel" on some websites, it looks nice with the 120V branch circuit to do just what I want, but I don't think it is CSA.

Thanks for your help in advance.
OnMedic

johnnythunders:
Bought the same package but with a 60 Amp $198....You get what you pay for.Johnny Thunders

OnMedic:
Thanks!

When you open the box up, there sure isn't a lot inside! That being said, I know the breaker alone sells for $200. I asume you are in the US and the 60A box with $198 USD. I was referring to $235 CAD.

Thanks again,

johnnythunders:
Yep $198 US and $11 for the Indoor 60 amp also.Spend the money and you will never worry.....we hope lol.Johnny Thunders ;)

Steve:

--- Quote ---Hi all,

I just stopped by the local  big box store and picked-up a Cutler-Hammer GFCI Kit for hot tubs. More $$$ then I was expecting. What are some other options on the market in Canada (CSA) that I should look at before I open the box? I will be running 50 amp to the tub, but would also like to have a 120 outlet beside the GFCI for low voltage lighting.

Steve, any ideas? WHat does the Beachcomber 50 amp GFCI sell for?

I have seen the "Spa Disconnect Pannel" on some websites, it looks nice with the 120V branch circuit to do just what I want, but I don't think it is CSA.

Thanks for your help in advance.
OnMedic
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Hey OnMedic
The 50 amp GFI sells for around $200 here as well.

BTW, I think it's time you got OFF the Medic!  ;D

Steve

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