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What is the minimum Amps I need?????????????
I have a new United Spas C5/T5 and it is controling a 120v 2 speed pump and a 120 blower. What is the minimum Amps I can get away with and still run smoothly?
Thanks
Matt
Posted by on 2006-08-12 13:57:01. FLA (6563)
If you're going to run this thing on 115v, then a 20 amp circuit should do fine.
Otherwise I'd set up for 50 amp.
Posted by on 2006-08-12 14:22:50. Metro Atlanta, Georgia Region (6565)
Yup, 20A is good, don't even try a 15A circuit though. You will need 12ga wire to the outlet, nothing smaller (i.e. 14 ga). The spa should draw around 18 amps at full draw.
Posted by on 2006-08-12 20:38:34. Albert Lea, MN (6571)
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