Description
Spa Panel with GFCI Protection
ABB Spa Panels with GFCI Protection are designed for compatible spa and hot tub electrical applications requiring a dedicated outdoor disconnect and ground-fault protected circuit. This product family includes 50A and 60A configurations.
Select the correct spa panel according to the required ampere rating, equipment load, system requirements, conductor sizing, installation environment, and applicable electrical codes.
Product Highlights
- ABB spa panel family
- Integrated GFCI protection
- 50A and 60A configurations
- Designed for compatible spa and hot tub applications
- Two catalog-number options
- TL412R250GF – 50A
- TL412R260GF – 60A
- Designed for dedicated electrical disconnect applications
- Verify exact equipment and installation requirements before ordering
Technical Specifications
| Manufacturer | ABB |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Spa Panel with GFCI Protection |
| Available Ampere Ratings | 50A, 60A |
| Protection Type | GFCI |
| Available Catalog Numbers | TL412R250GF, TL412R260GF |
| Primary Application | Compatible Spa / Hot Tub Electrical Installations |
Available Spa Panels
Catalog Number & Ampere Rating
| Catalog Number | Ampere Rating | Protection Type | Application |
|---|---|---|---|
| TL412R250GF | 50A | GFCI | Spa / Hot Tub Electrical Application |
| TL412R260GF | 60A | GFCI | Spa / Hot Tub Electrical Application |
Selecting the Correct Spa Panel
50A – TL412R250GF
Select TL412R250GF when the compatible spa or hot tub installation requires a 50A GFCI-protected spa panel.
60A – TL412R260GF
Select TL412R260GF when the compatible spa or hot tub installation requires a 60A GFCI-protected spa panel.
Model Selection Guide
| Ampere Rating | Catalog Number | Protection Type | Application |
|---|---|---|---|
| 50A | TL412R250GF | GFCI | Compatible Spa / Hot Tub Installation |
| 60A | TL412R260GF | GFCI | Compatible Spa / Hot Tub Installation |
GFCI Protection
Both spa panel configurations include Ground-Fault Circuit Interrupter protection for compatible spa and hot tub electrical applications.
GFCI protection is an important part of spa and hot tub electrical installations because these applications involve electrical equipment located near water. The complete installation must meet applicable electrical code requirements.
50A vs. 60A
TL412R250GF – 50A
The TL412R250GF is the 50A option for compatible spa and hot tub electrical systems.
TL412R260GF – 60A
The TL412R260GF is the 60A option for compatible spa and hot tub electrical systems.
Common Applications
Spa Applications
- Residential spas
- Hot tubs
- Compatible outdoor spa equipment
- Dedicated spa electrical circuits
- GFCI-protected disconnect applications
Electrical Distribution
- Dedicated spa panel installations
- 50A spa circuits
- 60A spa circuits
- Ground-fault protected equipment
- Compatible replacement spa panel applications
Installation & Selection Considerations
- Confirm the exact catalog number before ordering.
- Select TL412R250GF for the 50A configuration.
- Select TL412R260GF for the 60A configuration.
- Verify the spa or hot tub manufacturer's required circuit ampacity.
- Confirm that GFCI protection is appropriate for the application.
- Verify system voltage before installation.
- Confirm conductor material and wire size requirements.
- Verify grounding and bonding requirements for the complete spa installation.
- Confirm the required disconnect location and accessibility.
- Verify the installation environment and enclosure requirements.
- Do not select the panel based only on ampere rating without confirming the connected equipment requirements.
- Do not exceed the ampere or electrical ratings of the spa panel or connected equipment.
- Follow ABB terminal and torque requirements.
- Maintain required electrical working clearances.
- De-energize equipment before installation or service.
- Verify absence of voltage before working inside electrical equipment.
- Installation and service should be performed by qualified electrical personnel.
- Follow current ABB instructions, spa equipment instructions, and applicable local and national electrical codes.
Product Documents
Review the ABB Spa Panel documentation for TL412R250GF and TL412R260GF product specifications, ampere ratings, GFCI protection information, installation requirements, and additional manufacturer details.
Need Help Selecting a Spa Panel?
Our electrical and industrial product specialists can help review your spa or hot tub electrical requirements, required amperage, conductor sizing, GFCI protection, disconnect requirements, and installation configuration before you order.
Frequently Asked Questions
What catalog numbers are available?
The available models are TL412R250GF and TL412R260GF.
What is TL412R250GF?
TL412R250GF is the 50A spa panel configuration with GFCI protection.
What is TL412R260GF?
TL412R260GF is the 60A spa panel configuration with GFCI protection.
What ampere ratings are available?
The available configurations are 50A and 60A.
Do these spa panels include GFCI protection?
Yes. Both listed models are spa panel configurations with GFCI protection.
How do I choose between the 50A and 60A model?
Select the ampere rating required by the spa or hot tub equipment and the complete electrical installation. Confirm the manufacturer's electrical requirements before ordering.
Can I select the panel based only on amperage?
No. Also confirm system voltage, conductor sizing, grounding and bonding, disconnect requirements, equipment compatibility, and applicable electrical codes.
Where can I review the ABB product documentation?
The ABB Spa Panel with GFCI Protection Product Details PDF is linked in the Product Documents section above.
Important Ordering & Installation Notes
- Product: Spa Panel with GFCI Protection.
- TL412R250GF – 50A.
- TL412R260GF – 60A.
- Manufacturer: ABB.
- Protection type: GFCI.
- Application: Compatible spa and hot tub electrical installations.
- Select TL412R250GF when the approved application requires a 50A spa panel.
- Select TL412R260GF when the approved application requires a 60A spa panel.
- Confirm the exact spa or hot tub manufacturer's required circuit ampacity before ordering.
- Do not select the spa panel based only on the breaker ampere rating.
- Verify system voltage and complete equipment electrical requirements before installation.
- Confirm conductor material and wire size based on the load, installation method, and applicable electrical code.
- Verify grounding and bonding requirements for the complete spa or hot tub installation.
- Confirm the required GFCI protection and disconnect arrangement before installation.
- Verify the required location and working clearance for the spa panel.
- Confirm that the installation environment is appropriate for the equipment enclosure.
- Follow ABB terminal and torque specifications.
- Do not exceed the ampere, voltage, or electrical ratings of the spa panel or connected equipment.
- Maintain all required covers, barriers, grounding connections, and protective components after installation.
- De-energize equipment before installing, removing, or servicing the spa panel.
- Verify absence of voltage before working inside electrical equipment.
- Installation and service should be performed by qualified electrical personnel.
- Follow current ABB installation instructions, spa equipment manufacturer instructions, equipment labeling, and all applicable local and national electrical codes.
