Does it work on 120 volt tub
1004195
I have a cal spa 120 volt and used this on mine with no problem. It was a direct replacement for the OEM one.
1004196
My hot tub has 120V control circuitry. So the answer would be yes. The pressure switch is just a relay. I would imagine that it would work on 12VDC, 110V, or 220V circuits.
1004197
I'm sure it will. In my application the switch is mounted to the heater element housing for the purpose of sensing water is being pumped through the heater. The electrical switch part is letting the spa control circuitry know if there is water flowing through the heater or not. That control signal voltage could be 120V but more likely 5 to 12 volts DC, either way the switch can handle it.
368943
It Work With a Air Compressor & a 5/8" Air Hole Yes You Do Need Electric ( 120V ) For The Air Compressor
1229238
Needs to be wired into 120 Volt circuit. Ours is in a half bath with two 100 watt bulbs (not supplied.) Works fine so far.
607343
This control is made to plug in a 120 volt sump pump and will not work on 12 volt DC system.Dave
1819090
Per the installation guide, the thermostat works on 24 volt or 750 mV systems, it will NOT work on multi stage or 120/240 volt systems
1946447
No, it is 120V and a horrible item. I had 2 and they both broke after very few uses.
2020847
It operates on regular 120v. It is an amazing product. Be careful, it is fragile. All my green algae is gone.
742942
I'm not sure about the 12v. I have my hot tub direct wired. The colors change by pressing the light button multiple times
167837
No, the par 36 pinspot works with 120 volt. The Mirror Ball motor takes batteries, both work great. Highly recommend for smaller rooms. Great product!
1968949
No, this unit operates on 12 volt DC power from your car or truck battery. I do not believe it works on 120 AC.
85771
i use mine on i20 volts. the specs on the unit input state that it is a 120-240 unit
1123033
No, it's designed for 120v, and several of them have burned/shorted out even at that lower voltage if you read the customer reviews.
2105736
I used it to replace a faulty plug on my Hot Tub. If you currently have a 15-amp gfci plug on your washer it should work. The plug cured my problems.
2100549
i'm not really sure. it works fine in a regular 120V outlet in the bathroom.
1345636
Voltage in here in the us is normal line voltage, voltage into the electrode varies depending on the 1 through 5 level that you set and I suppose also how much salt you add to the water in the tub. You will need to determine this using the info in the manual, it is not complicated, just read the manual
874165
No it works on 110volts. I do not recommend this product. I returned mine very unhappy.
1243207
I returned mine - too small and heat was not adequate. Very narrow. I don't recall if it was 12 and 120 volt. I used it on 120 volt (house plug). It was not for 220 volts.