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Maybe iron. Pictures?

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Depends on the flow. There is a spring check valve that opens more for more flow based on pressure differential. Yes. Yes, but that does not change the number of BTUs transferred.

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You might be able to drain the spa below the light and vacuum all of the water out of the conduit and then put sealant in the conduit at the junction box side to prevent water coming out. This might not be acceptable to local code, so verify with an electrician to make sure that it is...

You can probably leave the pool lights on this junction box and just replace the spa light if there is not enough line slack to extend the spa cord to a higher junction box. One problem will be how to extend just the spa conduit without disturbing the existing junction box. How many pool...

The rule still applies. The junction box is too low. Run conduit from the mounting location up to the junction box such that the junction box is not less than 8 inches (20 cm) above the maximum pool or spa water level, or not less than 4 inches (10 cm) above the ground, whichever is greater...

https://www.troublefreepool.com/threads/am-i-crazy-being-my-own-contractor-for-pool-diy.245602/ Are you the builder?

Use a water level to see the difference. You just need some clear tubing filled with water and the tubing at both places.

Probably a bad board. Did you check the wires carefully?

A pool light junction box installation involves placing a dedicated electrical box to connect the pool light wiring with the power source, typically a transformer. The box needs to be located at least 4 inches above the ground or pool deck, and at least 8 inches above the maximum water level...

Show what you did.

It is probably the spa light. The junction box needs to be at least 8 inches above the maximum spa water level.

Do not use the light. Replace the light.

Show the gas valve and all labels.

This Jandy Limited Warranty does not apply to Jandy branded products purchased through the Internet or other e-commerce platforms, with the exception of Jandy branded valves less than three (3) inches in diameter, parts, and pool product accessories...