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Question by Rick H
Submitted on 10/28/2003
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I'm having a hottub installed and am told I need a dedicated 120v outlet. I currently have a 110v outlet outside. Can I simply replace the 110v recepticle with a 120 (t) recepticle for that purpose?

Answer by zig zag
Submitted on 1/22/2004
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No, the plug outside is probably connected to two or more other plugs in or around the home so it is not "dedicated" you need to have an electrician put a new breaker in and run a new line to your hot tub Very simple not to costly Breaker $10-$30 depending on size wire depending on how much 50' will run approx $15-25

Answer by bonehead
Submitted on 12/13/2005
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take this out of here its its 2 tears old pal

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