[luv my aussy]

Good morning,

Have a spa tub with a 104° flow contolled heater. At times I would like to turn off the heater and still have the jets running. Right now heater is on whenever spa is pumping.*

Tub pump and heater are on isolated on 20A GFCI circuits.

Does anyone have a circuit, idea or product that uses a low voltage switch to turn on\off the 120 vac heater? Thought about maybe a 12 volt or 24 volt doorbell transformer with a simple toggle switch.

Thanks,

DJ

 

[Legacyelectric]

Air switch comes to mind.

 

[luv my aussy]

Good morning,

Here is what Im trying to accomplish. Just trying to be able to remove power from heater while sitting in in tub.

 

[FrunkSlammer]

Picture is sideways, is this shockdoc's new account?

 

[luv my aussy]

Sorry. Is this better?

 

[oliquir]

the flow switch is probably at low voltage, just put a series switch with it, is there any control pcb in there?

 

[samc]

Agreed figure out which wire is supplying power to the heater and put a switch. If you wanted a low voltage solution do the same with a 24v contactor, transformer and a switch.

 

[luv my aussy]

Thank you all.