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NOTE: The WHITE neutral wire must be attached to the load neutral on the 115 volt, 20 amp breaker (not the neutral bus bar in the subpanel). The
WHITE pigtail (neutral) wire from the 20 amp breaker is already connected to the neutral bus bar.
4. Connect the #10 AWG, BLUE wire from the subpanel 30 amp breaker, terminal L1 to TB-1, terminal 1.
5. Connect the #10 AWG, RED wire from the subpanel 30 amp breaker, terminal L2 to TB-1, terminal 3.
6. Connect the #10 AWG, GREEN wire from the subpanel ground bar to TB-1 system ground terminal.
7. Bond the spa to all exposed metal equipment or fixtures, handrails, and concrete pad per N.E.C. Article 680 and all local codes.
8. Replace the control box cover and securely tighten the fastening screws. Close and secure the equipment compartment door.
WARNING: FILL THE SPA WITH WATER BEFORE TURNING ON THE POWER.
Once your spa has been filled with water, turn it on and test all the circuit breakers.
NOTE: If both breakers immediately trip, verify that the #12 AWG WHITE neutral wire is connected from TB-1 terminal 5 to the L1 (load neutral)
terminal of the 20 amp subpanel breaker. Each breaker should be tested prior to each use. Here’s how:
1. Push the “TEST” button on each GFCI breaker, and observe it click off.
2. Wait 30 seconds, then push the breaker switch to the OFF (down) position (to ensure that it has completely disengaged), then push the
breaker switch to the ON (up) position. If you don’t wait 30 seconds, the spa’s power indicator may continue to blink – try again.
Sovereign
®
(Model I), Prodigy
®
(Model H) and Jetsetter
®
(Model J)
230 volt converted models
WARNING! The exact physical location of the terminals on the GFCI
breaker will vary between manufacturers. Connecting the hot wire to the
neutral terminal will cause irreversible damage to the control box.
*AVAILABLE FROM DEALER. NOTE: ALL WIRING SHOULD BE COPPER.
NOTE: The wire connections to GFCI breakers are for reference only. Always ensure the white neutral wire is connected to the load neutral of the 20 amp breaker.
** Refer to NEC 250-122 (table)
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