- UL listed and ANSI certified
- Use to disconnect power from an air conditioning unit
- For outdoor use
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- Use to disconnect power from an air conditioning unit
- Metallic enclosure
- No fuse
- For outdoor use
- ANSI certified and CSA- and UL listed
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- UL listed and ANSI certified
- Use to disconnect power from an air conditioning unit
- For outdoor use
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Can this be used for an exterior installed water heater in florida?
Asked by Waterheater April 28, 2019It is rated for 250 volts / 60 amps. So as long as your heater is under those - yes it can.
Is the GFCI outlet pre-wired to feed of the 240v breaker?
Asked by Scottie June 26, 2017No. Code requires the outlet to be on a separate circuit.
Can this be used for a 115v ac unit
Asked by David April 17, 2017If your AC requires no more than 15 AMP, You can tell the GFCI is 15 Amp because the wide prong hole is not "T" shaped. 20 Amp outlets will have that one T shaped.
What's the max amperage for the GFCI outlet?
Asked by Mike October 23, 201615 AMP, you can tell because the wide prong hole is not "T" shaped. 20 AMP outlets will have that one T shaped.
Could this unit be used as a diconnect for a hot tub? It is already on a 50 amp breaker from the sub-panel, I just wanted a disconnect at the spa.
Asked by RTmojo57 June 16, 2016You can use this for a hot tub--with the code changes in the 2017 NEC, I think it'll be cheaper to use this in conjunction with a GFI breaker in the panel. This will allow you to run romex wiring to the disconnect. If you use a hot tub disconnect, you will need to run MC wire or run pvc and THHN wiring to it. What I'm waiting to find out is if this will satisfy the requirement for the Code required receptacle for the hot tub (you need one 6'-10' from inner wall of hot tub). If it does, then it's an even bigger savings. If not, you can use a cheaper disconnect without the GFI.
Is this device useable as pool pump (240vac) disconnect and required gfci receptacle for use in FL?
Asked by gothge August 4, 2014Probably not. The pool pump requires a GFCI circuit breaker for the 240 V circuit. This unit does not include a GFCI for the 240 V service - only for the 120 V service.
is the black pull out fuse repaceable
Asked by ivadel January 7, 2014The pull-out device is not a fuse. It is simply a connector block. If you install it in one orientation, the connections are made. If you install it upside-down from that orientation, the connections are not made.
Is the GFCI tamper resistant and weather resistant?
Asked by mikemike May 28, 2013Only if you keep the cover closed and locked...
240 or 110
Asked by billy2b May 13, 2012The AC disconnect is intended for a 240 V service. The GFCI is an auxiliary device, and will be 120 V. They are two separate circuits, in one box.
Is the receptical a 240v outlet or 115v ?
Asked by confused April 13, 2012120 volt.
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