Originally Posted By: lfranklin This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
Your right I shouldn’t interpret it as the minimum.
But when you say requirment would you take any less.
Now would you take more.
It's not that I think they should put 20, 60, or whatever on it. It's just they are not real clear. Why not use the word "must use only" if that is all they accept.
Originally Posted By: jfarsetta This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
Jerry is right on the money with this one, as is Bob Badger. Manufacturer’s specifications call for a 15 amp dedicated circuit. And you are also correct, Jerry, with regard to the 12ga wiring. My entire house is wired with #12 wire, whether connected for 15 or 20 amp circuits. For the few cents more, it just made sense to do it this way when the walls were open…
– Joe Farsetta
Illigitimi Non Carborundum
"Dont let the bastards grind you down..."
Originally Posted By: jmyers This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
Mike P,
I believe everyone here is saying that if you conceed that the electrician should follow the name plate rating, we will conceed that you may be correct about Jacuzzi being wrong on this one. 
Dude, you have lost the battle, try not to spend too much more time fighting the war.
Maybe this is Jacuzzi's way of having electricians that can't read, pay for warranty repairs!
