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There are plenty of cord and plug hot tubs. They either have a 120/240 50a or a regular 5-20. (sometimes dual rated)


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Reno,

I agree that only pools that I have seen that had problems with stray voltage is the fiberglass/plastic type of pools. Almost every fiber/plastic pool I have seen had some issues with the stray voltage. I haven't ever seen a problem with the metal wall pools or the concrete style pools.

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