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ChuckTin

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In our new-old house breaker panel there's a GFCI breaker, picture attached. There are outdoor lights on the front gate posts, left and right, with duplex weather-tite receptacles. I'm guessing this serves those lights/receptacles?
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Discussion starter · #3 ·
The gate lights have solar detectors on them so it'll wait till this evening.
I'm doing a census of circuits/fixtures/switches, hence the question. As per usual (in my experience) the breaker panel is not labeled to any extent. One of the joys of "this old house" buying.

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I woke up this AM realizing I had left off 3 things from my breaker panel/electric fixtures census:
- an outside light on a post,
another outside light on the house back wall,
and the whirlpool tub in the hall bath.

So I flipped the GFCI breaker off and looked outside. None of the outside lights, 5 (!), were affected, the gate post lights were still on.
So now I'm wondering if that breaker isn't for the tub? Only way I can think to check is to fill the tub and turn it on. The Home Inspectors did that so we know it functions. I need to pull off the side panel and see if I can't ID the tub. Some user instructions would be nice to have.
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I believe I'm going to put water in the tub, add some chlorine beach and run it awhile.
Then I can try the breaker and flush the recirculation system at the same time.

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