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About 60' horizontally. The main CB panel is about 15' higher than the pool deck. My house is a split-level, with the main CB panel on the main level and the backyard/pool on the lower level. The equipment pad is concrete and the existing 1/2" pvc conduit comes up through the concrete...

I replaced the switch with a new one, but haven't tried bypassing the switch altogether. I will try that and report back. Do you mean, disconnect both lights yellow/black, but leaving the commons connected? I haven't tried that combination. I haven't done a continuity check of the wiring. I was...

I just meant that I had disconnected/reconnected every connection in the j-box, eliminating the possibility of any bad/loose connections. Yes, when wired individually, the gfci still tripped instantly when the switch was closed for the respective light.

Hello Everyone. I have an issue with the gfci outlet, that also protects my pool/spa lights, instantly tripping when either side of the light switch is closed. I've checked the wiring at at the switch, the gfci outlet, and the junction box for the lights, and it all looked OK. I replaced both...

I have already purchased the IC40. And, given the age of my pool, the electrical is not currently NEC compliant, but I'm wondering if adding the SWCG to it would make it any more unsafe than it is today (from a load perspective). The black box above the timer is the air switch for the spa jet pump.

Have I added enough info?

You asked for it!! :D I've labelled them and tried to flow them in a nice order. Electrical Plumbing