mekanic60 Posted January 20, 2017 Report Share Posted January 20, 2017 I recently just purchased a 2002 Cal Spa 2100 series and it was really nice until the circuit board melted on the heater power side. Instead of buying a new circuit board and possible other issues I upgraded the system to a Balboa vs501z spa pack and it does not control the fiberoptics just has one new small light. The fiberoptic box is a Fiberstars s/n FS2+ -2474 and model is FS2+-c4-j-120v so I thought that I would just wire it up to a outlet and uplug it when I didnt to use it. Removed it today and in the rear of the unit it says it has a 1.5a 250v slow blow fuse, the transformer says 120vac so I would think it would be 110volt system. It has 4 wires going into connector and was wondering if it is 220v or 110v. If it is 110v how should it be wired. thanks Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
WEST VANCOUVER SPA Posted January 5, 2019 Report Share Posted January 5, 2019 On 1/20/2017 at 3:37 PM, mekanic60 said: I recently just purchased a 2002 Cal Spa 2100 series and it was really nice until the circuit board melted on the heater power side. Instead of buying a new circuit board and possible other issues I upgraded the system to a Balboa vs501z spa pack and it does not control the fiberoptics just has one new small light. The fiberoptic box is a Fiberstars s/n FS2+ -2474 and model is FS2+-c4-j-120v so I thought that I would just wire it up to a outlet and uplug it when I didnt to use it. Removed it today and in the rear of the unit it says it has a 1.5a 250v slow blow fuse, the transformer says 120vac so I would think it would be 110volt system. It has 4 wires going into connector and was wondering if it is 220v or 110v. If it is 110v how should it be wired. thanks Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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