:confused: I keep getting the GFCI breaker tripping after wiring my hot tub. I wired 2 hot Red and Black to the proper terminals and the White to the neutral and the Bare Copper to the ground Post at the tub. I am using 6-3 w/G per instructions. Could the GFCI breaker be bad? When I wire...

I have a hot tub requiring a 240v circuit but it has a factory 3 wire plug on it. I put in a 2 pole gfi breaker and ran a 10-3 to the tub. Problem is there isn't any where for the neutral on a 3 wire 240v receptacle. It's my understanding that you must have a neutral for the gfi to operate properly...

How do you wire a 50 amp gfi double pull circuit breaker to a hot tub. From hot tub I have a hot black and red and white neutraul where do these wires go on the breaker.

Hello to all... and thank you for reading this. Here it is... and I know there are other ways (easier) to wire the bathroom, but this is how it is done now so I must proceed forward. I have sent a 12-2 wire into a 4 gang box in the bathroom (from a 20 amp GFI breaker... all wires to all...

I know how a single pole gfi breaker works. By measuring the difference between the current going out on the hot and coming back on the nuetral. But how does a 2 pole gfi breaker work when you hook up a hot tub and you do not use the nuetral? Is it measuring the imbalance between the two hot legs?...