Chapters in this video
- 0:00 Electrical Components Are Marked Ella's Bubbles ensures all electrical components are clearly marked and easily accessible for installation.
- 0:13 Dedicated GFCI Protected Outlets Your contractor connects the tub to your home's power supply using dedicated GFCI protected outlets.
- 0:25 GFCI Protected Breakers The breaker box must utilize GFCI protected breakers with the appropriate amperage value for your tub's components.
- 0:40 Enjoy Your Walk-In Tub Proper installation provides years of reliable, trouble-free walk-in tub enjoyment.
Ella's Bubbles ensures proper electrical installation for your walk-in tub, detailing GFCI requirements and amperage needs. This guidance provides years of reliable, trouble-free enjoyment.
Video transcript
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Ella Mak sure that all the electrical components are clearly marked and easily accessible the pumps heaters and all other electrical components are e certified and userfriendly keep in mind as your contractor makes a connection from the tub to your home power supply dedicated GFCI protected Outlets must be used your tub cannot share a circuit with any other Appliance the breaker box must also utilize GFCI protected Breakers depending upon the number of components in your tub and the type of components in your tub the appropriate amperage value must be provided in your breaker box proper installation will provide you with years of reliable trouble-free walk-in tub enjoyment
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