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Hot Tub Layz Spa Paris — Electrical question
arronc
Posts: 250 Forumite
in Techie Stuff
Hi there,
I need to replace the plug on my hotub after it became submerged when being put away. However I cannot find a suitable replacement. It was a so called sealed unit albeit let water in! The power unit states 220-240v 50hz IPX5. This was an RCD plus also.
I Cabot find an IPX5 plug anywhere.
Any ideas of alternatives, apparently the manafactuer does not sell this part!
Thank you in advance
I need to replace the plug on my hotub after it became submerged when being put away. However I cannot find a suitable replacement. It was a so called sealed unit albeit let water in! The power unit states 220-240v 50hz IPX5. This was an RCD plus also.
I Cabot find an IPX5 plug anywhere.
Any ideas of alternatives, apparently the manafactuer does not sell this part!
Thank you in advance
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Cancel the last I think I've finally found a replacement!0
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All that IPX5 means is that the plug "can resist high-pressure, heavy sprays of water.."The fact that it was a sealed unit does not mean that it will not allow water inside...
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Even if it got wet can you not dry it out and use it again?0
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