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GFCI on 220 volts

Thread starter wilson
Start date Jan 16, 2004

Merry Christmas

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wilson

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Jan 16, 2004

#1

Can a 220 volt GFCI be used on a two wire 220 volt circuit or is the neutral wire required?

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jimwalker

Senior Member

Jan 16, 2004

#2

Re: GFCI on 220 volts

Yes it's fine with no neutral,i have one in use on my house on a water heater

ryan_618

Senior Member

Jan 16, 2004

#3

Re: GFCI on 220 volts

Jim, I'm curious. Why do have GFCI protection on your water heater?

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jimwalker

Senior Member

Jan 16, 2004

#4

Re: GFCI on 220 volts

It's actually one of 2 and it keeps the hot tub running(recirculation)Just added protection

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