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

Hi Rob. Thank you for your recent inquiry with The Home Depot. We recommend visiting your local store or consulting with an electrician. We appreciate your business and look forward to serving you in the future.

Hello, unfortunately you cannot upgrade this device. You can only use the 50A GFCI breaker or lower. Regards, Eaton

Turn both breakers all the way off the main to Spa panel and Spa breaker itself, then on. If not resolved one of those breakers most likely gone bad.

This is compatible with spa wires which comes in 3-wire, 240 Vac, or 4-wire, 120/240 Vac configurations.

Hello Ted, Thank you for your question. If the GFCI breaker failed you may take it a local Home Depot store and exchange it for a replacement breaker. The Home Depot store associate will return the exchanged breaker to Eaton. The BR breakers have a 10 year warranty. The old breakers without self test are no longer available. Regards, Eaton

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.

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.

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Hello Tom, While this panel is UL listed, it is not CSA listed. Eaton Canada makes a different set of loadcenters and spa panels for use in Canada. For further assistance with picking a CSA listed panel, please contact our technical support team at 877-932-9322 option 3. Regards, Eaton

Yes, very easily. You simply pull the bottom end out then pull down to unhook the tab in the back and it's out.