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Eaton BR 50 Amp 2-Circuit Spa Panel with 2 Pole Self Test GFCI
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BR 50 Amp 2-Circuit Spa Panel with 2 Pole Self Test GFCI

  • Breaker includes self-test feature to ensure reliability
  • Compact enclosure size for convenient mounting
  • Unique flip up cover for quick breaker access
$ 82 00
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Product Overview

  • Breaker includes self-test feature to ensure reliability
  • Compact enclosure size for convenient mounting
  • Unique flip up cover for quick breaker access
Eaton's BR Spa Panels distribute power to outdoor loads and provide protection for people from electric shock. Save time and money with streamlined installation procedures and easy-access features. They meet NEC requirements by providing a ground fault circuit interruption device and a disconnect switch in a single simple device. The device must be mounted within 10 ft of the tub or spa. They come assembled, prewired, factory tested, and ready to install.
  • Fully assembled and prewired for fast, efficient installation
  • Factory-installed two-pole 50 amp ground fault self-test circuit interrupter (GFCI)
  • Enclosure provides weather protection and easy access, which makes installation and servicing faster and easier
  • Padlockable door prevents tampering and eliminates unauthorized access.
  • Door swings open and stays open for easy interior access
  • Silver-plated bus bars offer great reliability



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Product Overview

  • Breaker includes self-test feature to ensure reliability
  • Compact enclosure size for convenient mounting
  • Unique flip up cover for quick breaker access
Model #: BR50SPAST
Sku #: 102395
Internet #: 206696172

Eaton's BR Spa Panels distribute power to outdoor loads and provide protection for people from electric shock. Save time and money with streamlined installation procedures and easy-access features. They meet NEC requirements by providing a ground fault circuit interruption device and a disconnect switch in a single simple device. The device must be mounted within 10 ft of the tub or spa. They come assembled, prewired, factory tested, and ready to install.

  • Fully assembled and prewired for fast, efficient installation
  • Factory-installed two-pole 50 amp ground fault self-test circuit interrupter (GFCI)
  • Enclosure provides weather protection and easy access, which makes installation and servicing faster and easier
  • Padlockable door prevents tampering and eliminates unauthorized access.
  • Door swings open and stays open for easy interior access
  • Silver-plated bus bars offer great reliability



  • Click here for more information on Electronic Recycling Programs

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Price
$82.00
$89.32
$91.22
$100.39
Ratings (29) (14) (77) (19)
Maximum Amperage (amps) 50 60 125 40
Number of Spaces 1 2 4 2
Voltage (volts) 240 120/240 240 120/240
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Specifications

Dimensions

Load center depth (in.)
11
Load center height (in.)
5.5
Load center width (in.)
4.5

Details

Electrical Product Type
Spa Panel
Load Center Type
Main Breaker
Maximum Amperage (amps)
50
Mounting type
Surface
Number of Phases
1
Number of Spaces
1
Product Weight (lb.)
4.5lb
Returnable
90-Day
Voltage (volts)
240

Warranty / Certifications

Certifications and Listings
1-UL Listed
Manufacturer Warranty
10 Years Limited Warranty

Specifications

Dimensions

Load center depth (in.)
11
Load center height (in.)
5.5
Load center width (in.)
4.5

Details

Electrical Product Type
Spa Panel
Load Center Type
Main Breaker
Maximum Amperage (amps)
50
Mounting type
Surface
Number of Phases
1
Number of Spaces
1
Product Weight (lb.)
4.5lb
Returnable
90-Day
Voltage (volts)
240

Warranty / Certifications

Certifications and Listings
1-UL Listed
Manufacturer Warranty
10 Years Limited Warranty

Questions & Answers

I want this just for the breaker. Is it possible to take the breaker out?

Example: I have looked at the manual and can't figure out what I did wrong.
Asked by: Sg
Yes, very easily. You simply pull the bottom end out then pull down to unhook the tab in the back and it's out.
Answered by: Jerry
Date published: 2018-04-26

Is this rated for outdoors?

Asked by: xfrk
yes
Answered by: Dave
Date published: 2018-02-28

Why is there no pigtail from the breaker

Asked by: Helphottub
There is rarely, if ever, a pigtail from a breaker box. Breakers, as well as most hot tubs, are "hard wired", especially if they require 220V. All you need is a few feet of wire from HD, slipping one end into the breaker holes and tightening the screws and similarly on the tub terminal block (about a 5 minute job once you have the material and the box mounted). I slid my wire through some flex "rubber" conduit between the tub and box (code probably requires that); it was relatively easy. Conversely, some TUBS may have pigtails, but in that case there would probably be a male plug on the end, so to accommodate it you'd need to "hard wire" a female outlet below or near the breaker box to plug into (another pigtail on the box wouldn't be appropriate). Hope this helps. Enjoy your tub.
Answered by: Jerry
Date published: 2019-01-13

Do you need to run a neutral?

Asked by: Codyjay4200
Absolutely. This is a GFCI box to prevent electrocution if you touch the wrong thing with wet feet, or if there's a fault in the tub. It's mandatory for tubs by most "codes" and requires both a neutral and an independent ground to make it work. Thus, if you're doing 220V, you'll need 4 wires (3 for 110V). Check the instructions carefully as you don't connect the neutral and the ground to the same terminal.
Answered by: Jerry
Date published: 2018-04-26
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Customer Reviews

BR 50 Amp 2-Circuit Spa Panel with 2 Pole Self Test GFCI is rated 4.0 out of 5 by 29.
Rated 2 out of 5 by from I had a hard time finding the circuit breaker... I had a hard time finding the circuit breaker for my spa, so I bought the box to get the breaker, The breaker seems to last only 2 years then needs to be replaced, would be better if the contacts were made of copper, I am thinking of changing the breaker and box to something more reliable.
Date published: 2019-05-14
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Nothing like a good part for a good hot tub.... Nothing like a good part for a good hot tub. Turning on creed and relaxing thanks to this great product
Date published: 2019-04-24
Rated 4 out of 5 by from 1st unir was bad (dead phase), replacement ok.... 1st unir was bad (dead phase), replacement ok.
Date published: 2019-05-14
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Very easy to use!... Very easy to use!
Date published: 2019-05-21
Rated 5 out of 5 by from 5 Star Review Rating provided by a verified purchaser
Date published: 2019-02-07
Rated 5 out of 5 by from 5 Star Review Rating provided by a verified purchaser
Date published: 2019-02-06
Rated 4 out of 5 by from You should protect the unit from heavy rain to prevent water seeping through it and causing poten... You should protect the unit from heavy rain to prevent water seeping through it and causing potential damage Let me declare I did not buy this particular product but bought a similar product from another home improvement store. The problem I experienced is applicable to similar product in my opinion. After installing my 220V/50A GFCI unit for my swimspa, it ran great for couple months then 1 day the spa stopped working. After the spa maintenance guy's diagnostic, he concluded that it is the GFCI not working. I therefore purchased the same unit, replaced it, and everything worked great again as it should. The speculated root cause, according to the spa maintenance guy, is that the metal box can protect it from light rain but if it is heavy rainfall (which happened before the first unit went bad) with water seeping into the GFCI it may fail it. Back to the first damaged unit when I tried to turn it on, it tripped immediately, set in the middle position, and not allowing me to flip the switch all the way up, while the spa power was disconnected from the 220V power. As a result, it was clear that the theory of water getting into the GFCI causing it to fail, is a very probable reason. This is a good lesson learned and unfortunately it is not documented in anywhere thus I hope it is helpful
Date published: 2018-04-02
Rated 1 out of 5 by from What a piece of junk. First unit was bad out of the box. Spent half a day troubleshooting all of ... What a piece of junk. First unit was bad out of the box. Spent half a day troubleshooting all of the other spa components, to no avail. Had to call in the spa repairman, who said it had to be a bad gfci. He says he always buys these two at a time with the hope that one will actually work. It says assembled in US, but I bet the breaker is made in a third world place where they save a couple bucks.
Date published: 2016-12-21
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