Square D - HOME250SPA Homeline Spa Panel, Load Center With 50-Amp Enclosed Main Breaker, 2-Pole, Ground Fault Interrupt
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Features
- Homeline 50 Amp Spa Panel
- Homeline Hot Tub/Pool/Spa Panel provides protection for outdoor circuits such as hot tub, fountains, swimming pools or spas
- Features: HOM250GFI- 50 amp 2-pole HOMELINE Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter installed in (HOM2-4L50R) - 50 amp Outdoor Load Center
- Painted, zinc-coated steel outdoor enclosure
Description
For more than 90 years, we've been the unchallenged leader in safety switches. Our Square D brand safety switches are preferred two to one over our closest competitor. We've continued our tradition of innovation, developing new features that provide an unsurpassed level of performance, reliability, safety and ease of installation.
Brand: Schneider Electric
Product Dimensions: 9.6"L x 5.3"W x 4.4"H
AC Adapter Current: 50 A
Material: Alloy Steel
Number Of Circuits: 4
Brand Name: Schneider Electric
UPC: 785901230540
Number of Items: 1
Unit Count: 1 Count
Manufacturer: Square D by Schneider Electric
Included Components: 50A Homeline Spa Pack
Item Weight: 6.2 pounds
Model: HOME250SPA
Part Number: HOME250SPA
Maximum Current: 50 A
Number Of Circuits: 4
Phase Type: Single Phase
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 9.6"L x 5.3"W x 4.4"H
Material Type: Alloy Steel
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Style: Spa Panel
Nice compact Spa panel. I attached mine to a concrete block wall "in sight of the spa and more than 5 feet away" as required. Given the distance involved I used #6 wire, and to make it easier to pull I used 1" conduit. As you can see in the step by step photos, if you plan out the install it is pretty easy to wire it up even with #6 wire. [Edit: I did remove the door -- it's only held it by "bumps in a slot" so you can pry it out and put it back w/o problems] First thing I discovered is that to use the "right side" entry with 1" conduit, you will want to remove the lowest of the four ground lug screws, or you will not be able to tighten the nut on the conduit connector. This is not a problem as you should only have to use 2 of the four ground attachment points anyway. I removed the breaker to wire up the feed wires from my main panel inside the house. First I hooked up the neutral, electing a somewhat roundabout way of getting to the ground terminals, but this is to allow extra wire "just in case" and also to be able to stay out of the way of the planned route of the wires from the spa. 2nd was then to wire up the rest of the feed wires, also being sure to stay out of the way of the planned route of the spa wires. Then reinstall the breaker (3rd photo). Note I never remove the "pigtail" from it's pre-wired connection to the neutral bar. This way you can't put it back to the wrong bar, and it help you keep track of the breaker when you remove it! 4th step, the ground wire from the spa is connected to the neutral bar, nice and easy since the main feed wires are way out of the way. Finally all the spa wires are hooked up. I kept the red feeding the red and the black feeding the black, though it probably doesn't matter -- I'd just as soon know that the red wire in the main panel is the same side of the 220 as the red out by the spa. Reinstall the "face plate" and you're good to go! I was pleased that my spa had a "GFCI test" where it intentionally creates a ground fault and wants to see it's power go off as the GFCI trips. Very nice confidence booster to see that happen -- this tests your wiring (to a certain extent) unlike just the test of the breaker you get by pushing the test button on the breaker itself. All been in service for over a month now without a single issue.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2018 by Alan Curtis
Style: Spa Panel
I bought it because of the reviews versus other models. The obvious flaw isn't that there's not enough room in the box for wires (other reviews say it's cramped), it's because of the positioning of the breaker inside the box (upper left) that makes it a pain to run the wires to the top connections...especially because the #&@* door gets in the way! It's not unbearable, but it will have you cussing at the manufacturer for not putting it in the middle (or at least lower) in the box or not letting you remove the door (at least I didn't see a way). Once you get everything connected, you still have ample room inside the box. I feel sorry for anyone running # 6 gauge though (I used # 8). It's nice that this box has a smaller footprint, but I could've lived with it if they made it a couple inches bigger though. I guess once you are finally done with installing it, the only thing that really matters is that it doesn't fail, so I'm still happy with my decision on this over the poorly rated stuff at HD. Update 7/15/17 - No issues what-so-ever after nearly 2 months. It is a great unit. I feel I was overly critical now after adding additional (unrelated) wiring on (and under) my deck. It's always a pain when you're working in small spaces. Update: Fired up my hot tub a few days ago. Everything working perfectly, so no issues with this box. I'm bumping up to 5 stars because I believe it's probably the best thing out there for the price. Making the connections initially were a bit of a pain due to the door getting in the way, but not a big deal now that I have it in.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2017 by DSK1122
Style: Spa Panel
Worked perfectly for what I needed. Couldn't find in my local lowes or homedepot
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2026 by Timoteo
Style: Spa Panel
Box worked out great for my hot tub. Decent price and small footprint
Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2025 by Captain Jack
Style: Spa Panel
No UL certification, but it does not affect the use, the quality is very good
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2025 by W. Richardson
Style: Spa Panel
These breakers do sometimes trip for no apparent reason. And that is another problem, possibly manufacturer defect, but what I see in some review that if you buy at Amazon, you have no warranty. This may be incorrect. Yes, I did not find on the Amazon product page how to contact them for warranty, so I searched for Amazon phone number, and just called them about this unit. I bought it in May 2018 and supposedly still have warranty. Representative was very helpful and after few minutes of verifying stuff, he offered to send me a replacement unit. That was it.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2019 by Mike Zima
Style: Spa Panel
A name brand device at a decent price. Easy to install and the construction is very good. Works like it should.
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2025 by Sprad
Style: Spa Panel
Exactly what I needed. Only issue was that one of the knockouts did not want to pop out and I had to really hit it which deformed the area around it. It was not terrible and should not cause any issues with functionality so it still gets 5 stars from me.
Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2024 by Craig