Hot Tub GFI

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frizbeedog

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Oregon
Dennis Alwon said:
The DP GFCI breaker needs the line neutral connected to the neutral bar in order to work properly.

If it was a panel with no neutral, could you connect the tail to the ground bar without any hazard?.....For the 240 load with no neutral.
 

iwire

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frizbeedog said:
If it was a panel with no neutral, could you connect the tail to the ground bar without any hazard?.....For the 240 load with no neutral.

It would work but no.

It is part of the breakers control power circuit, there is current on it at all times.
 

stickboy1375

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Litchfield, CT
RUWired said:
Post #9 click here...click GFCI trips... click GFCI load center wiring example.


Looks good to me, what exactly did you think was wrong?

gfci.jpg
 

RUWired

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Pa.
stickboy1375 said:
Looks good to me, what exactly did you think was wrong?

gfci.jpg

Chris was asking where i came up with putting the piggy tail on the breakers load side terminal when you don't have a neutral in the branch circuit or feeder. Vs putting it on the neutral bar.In the side photo there is an asterisk show the proper wiring.

Edit ... never mind not enough sleep.Totally mis read that
 
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