Magula 60 Amp Spa Panel with 3-Pole 60 Amp GFCI Breaker Included UL Listed Extra Spaces for Branch Circuits Outdoor Rated Weatherproof Box for Spa with Knockouts

This 60 Amp Spa Panel with the 2-Pole GFCI breaker has been a fantastic addition to our hot tub setup. Installation was a breeze thanks to the convenient design and built-in wiring, eliminating any worries about exposed wires. The sleek, weatherproof enclosure looks great and provides excellent protection from the elements – we have complete confidence knowing it's wind, weather, and corrosion-resistant (IP65 rated!). The GFCI breaker adds that essential layer of safety for worry-free enjoyment. Five stars for its reliable performance, robust build quality, and the peace of mind it provides.

I got this as part of a complete indoor hot tub restoration in my house. Considering its purpose, this is a big emergency disconnect. The upside is that there is plenty of room in the heavy-gauge steel enclosure to manage your conductors. The box appears to be adequate for an outdoors installation but probably only under indirect rain as there's no real weatherseal around the access door and I think it'll be prone to condensation formation. You can see in the third picture that the screw holes for the cover plate could stand a little more quality control. I had to massage the plate a little to get the screws back in and resulted in two screw heads damaging the paint. These screws are also not painted so if you're a stickler for corrosion prevention like me, you might replace them or apply a little sealant. The knockouts on the back were easy to remove but there are no grommets included so be prepared to supply those so you don't chafe your conductors. I used waterproof plastic strain reliefs in my installation. The 3-pole breaker feels a little cheap because it rattles a little in its mount, but I was able to test its electrical performance, and it reliably trips at its rated current as well as when I induced a ground fault. The enclosure includes neutral and ground busbars that can handle up to 6 AWG conductors and are securely fastened to the box, but the screws are unpainted and protrude through the back of the box so you might have some trouble mounting it flush to the wall depending upon your circumstances. You can see this is the last picture. I dabbed a little liquid electrical tape on the protrusions to protect against corrosion. The instructions, though replete with diction and grammatical errors common of translations from Chinese, are complete and easy enough to follow for hookup. Like all tasks involving electricity, I advise extra caution in your install and a good test of the GFCI functionality before hopping in your tub. Maybe watch the 80s classic, "Eating Raul" before you start this project.

The plastic pieces that hold the wires mounted to the box were broken on this unit as well. This was the replacement one I received when the first unit had the same issue.

This is a well made power box, but I wouldn't go as far as calling it weatherproof. There are no seals on the box lid and there are open holes on the back side of the box that could let water into the enclosure. I have installed several weatherproof enclosures at my job and they are built differently than this one. With that said, it is a perfectly acceptable box to use in an indoor location or a protected outdoor location. The breaker disconnects at the rated 60 amps like it is supposed to. The breaker itself seems to be solidly built. I did install this outside for my pool equipment but it is in a protected area so rain or direct water spray won't come into contact with it.

We were having issues with our power on the swim spa so replaced using this. It was easy to switch them out. It works well and appears to be made well. Overall, this was a good find for me and I would recommend it.

well made, does what it's supposed to do, mounts easily

First, this is a very heavy duty panel. I like that it comes with a screwdriver and a GFCI Breaker. The panel is much heavier than I expected it to be.I don't like the punch-out holes to run the wires. They do not pop out very easily. It's actually faster to just drill the holes for your wires (instead of knocking out the stamped access points).I also question the claims of "waterproof" as it has perminant holes around the face/cover that could let weather in given the right conditions.Ultimately, I can make it work for my application, but it is not a perfect solution.

Wow, this is a really nice unit. It's well made, and it certainly works good. I needed to have my solar disconnect. Break your panels and this so far works exactly the way it's described. It definitely is well made. It was an easy install, and it's of good quality and so far no problems. I connected it right up and it works great. It's definitely a great deal for the money. Whereas any other one or at least 3 times as expensive and it's not too big, it gives you enough room to work inside of it without being overly big. It is a perfect size. It fits well and looks great. Definitely addition to my setup highly recommended If you need to install something of this, it is very good quality and it is working. I have zero issues with it