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Wiring a whirlpool jacuzzi

barry75 · 2008-09-17 12:45:44

Hi all Is this a DIY job or is it best to get the electrican in to do it?The electrican has left a wire coming out from the wall,is it a matter of joining the two wires together and getting the proper circuit breaker in the fuse board? Thanks

17-09-2008 12:45pm

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barry75

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Hi all

Is this a DIY job or is it best to get the electrican in to do it?The electrican has left a wire coming out from the wall,is it a matter of joining the two wires together and getting the proper circuit breaker in the fuse board?

Thanks

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#2 17-09-2008 12:49pm

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If you have to ask then I'd advise an electrician. Water and electricity don't mix very well.

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#3 18-09-2008 10:15am

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its normally a joint with an ip rated box underneath and a suitable rcbo at the fuseboard and a pull cord or a switch outside

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