LazyPineapple

Am I reading this right?. You had a neutral and hot in the wrong place on the spa side of the breaker? if yes then you probably zapped that board!

220v 50 amp service. Requires #6. Under a 100 ft run. you check what your spa requires. If you require a 50amp service over +100’. You will need #4 wire to make up for the voltage drop.

My question is about Ecopur filter and ozone maker that’s in a Master Spa. I keep reading on BookFace in the MS pages. that’s the Ecopur and ozone’s make the Dichlor chlorine disappear over night. folks ask. “Why when I add chlorine (no telling how much), it’s gone the next day” then the repy is the “Ecopur uses up the chlorine. Not to worry about that and don’t add any till next week” And “just use non chlorine shock after every use. “ till next week. or it will be the same if the question is about ozone. I find this hard to believe about the Ecopur. for course most of them use test strip. I use a drop test. I see chlorine the next day. When I add and test the next day. now if we use the tub the chlorine it is low. Just 2of us. 30-60mim soak. so is this BS that the Ecopur will always use up the chlorine. ? or is the chlorine used up because of the kooties in their spa ? help me understand thanks they drive this regiment also: We tell our customers to add enough chlorine to achieve a 2-3 ppm level once a week and utilize a non chlorine spa shock after use. The spa shock helps reactivate the dichlor in the water and burns it off. Your CYA levels will increase if dichlor is constantly added and is not burned off. It will cause your TDS level to rise and eventually render your chemicals ineffective leading you to drain the unit. Also high levels of CYA can cause a chemical reaction with the copper in the eco out filter and produce a purple crystallization in your water, which again, you would have to drain the unit.