JDinAZ

I am guessing so? Below/attached is photo of the pool control system (you can see the gfci outlets on the right) plus the electrical map of the pool control system zoomed in (if it helps). I've attached

Ok thanks. If it presents no danger we'll give it a go and see if it causes any issues with tripping. If it does, I'll look to switch out the cord end.

Not electric-savy here Waiting for new 110v Plug n play hot tub to arrive. But planning on plugging it into the GFCI outlet on the side of my swimming pool equipment panel. However, in the pre-delivery instructions it says "A GFCI cord is supplied with your spa. Your spa must be wired with a GFCI either on the cord or on the outlet, but not both." Why would this be? Does it present any risk? And what would be the most cost effective solution? Incidentally I do have a couple of available 'slots' in my pool equipment panel.