50 Amp 240-Volt Non-Fuse Metallic Spa Panel Disconnect with GFI
- 50A 2-pole 240V GFCI Breaker included
- Load Center is rated up to 125A
- Unit has two additional 1" spaces for extra circuits, GE breakers
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Product Overview
- Use to disconnect power to a spa in residential and light commercial applications
- NEMA 3R metallic, weather-tight case for outdoor use
- No fuse
- Compatible with copper lug wire #6 and aluminum lug wire 2/0
- ANSI certified and UL listed
- Closure caps included, hubs ordered separately
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Product Overview
- 50A 2-pole 240V GFCI Breaker included
- Load Center is rated up to 125A
- Unit has two additional 1" spaces for extra circuits, GE breakers
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| Brand | Square D | Eaton | Midwest Electric Products | Midwest Electric Products |
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| Price | $9345 | $10641 | $11343 | $11389 |
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Why does the breaker have 50/30
Asked by Tino July 17, 2020The breakers is a GE Type THQL 2-pole 50 amp GFCI breaker. There is no 50/30 about it.
Breaker is bad, been using for about a year trouble free and not the spa only gets 120v
Asked by Led June 16, 2020If the GFCI breaker is really bad I see several options that do not involve removing the entire panel. I would remove the GFCI breaker and take it to a GE distributor for a free replacement breaker, it is warranted for 10 years. OR.....you can buy a replacement breaker, they sell for a price substantially higher than the complete Midwest Spa Panel. OR.....the least expensive option, buy a complete new Midwest Spa Panel, remove the breaker and install it in your existing spa panel box.
Bought this and installed box, breaker seems faulty out of the box and will not energize. Instant...
Asked by Ryan June 13, 2020The key in your statement is, "When no load is connected". Sounds like the GE GFCI breaker is bad.
I no longer have a spa, can I use this box to add outlets in the back yard?
Asked by Wayne April 19, 2020Yes you can, however you will need to replace this 50-Amp breaker with a 15 or 20 amp single pole breaker, depending on the size of wire your use for the outlets.
can I use this for a 40 amp heat pump?
Asked by les February 12, 2020This disconnect could work however it is a good deal more expensive than other items that would work better. A heat pump does not need GFI protection. The GFI breaker in this unit is what makes it expensive. A simple fusible pull-out disconnect is what is typically used for a Heat pump unit. What the heat pump could benefit from is the fused protection.
If this disconnect comes with a main breaker, why is it listed as main lug in the specs?
Asked by Tony January 21, 2020It does not come with the main breaker. The breaker it comes With it’s not considered a main breaker.
Does the GFCI breaker have the newst automatic SELF TEST feature?
Asked by Bruce January 10, 2020Yes it does. I use this GFIC Breaker Panel for Hot Tubs, that I work on daily. I carry at least 2, complete boxes on my work truck . I work on Hot Tubs everyday day and a lot of people don't understand, that if your heater, on your hot tub, shorts out. It will not trip out the power to the breaker, and the current is in the water, and if your foot or hands touches the ground and the other foot or hand touches the electrified water, YOU Could get shock and or DIE !
Hello. Will this work if in the main panel I have a neutral connected to ground?
Asked by Serhii November 25, 2019Yes, The NEC requires the neutral to be bonded to ground in the main service panel only. However, do not use the bonding strap in sub panel applications, such as this one. When installed as a sub panel - put the sub feed neutral (white) conductor in the neutral bar, and the ground conductor(s) in the separate ground bar. The conductors going to the spa will all terminate in the GFCI breaker (red, white and Black) in their designated terminations, and the white pigtail from the GFCI will terminate in the neutral bar, with the neutral sub feed conductor.
What brand of breakes is compatable with this product?
Asked by Greg October 12, 2019You need to use GE breakers with this box
Description says 50 amp 240 volt 240 watt... 240 watts @ 240 volts is only 1 amp of current, at ...
Asked by electricalpro August 11, 2019That nomenclature you are referring to (if you have accurately captured it) is obviously an error. I suspect the poor transcription happened in the transition between the manufacturer's specification and the Home Depot web site. This unit is rated at 50-Amps; a typical rated load of the modern hot tub.
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