220v GFCI outlet

[beavers]

I'm preparing to go electric, and my first project will be to get GFCI protected on a 50A circuit I've already got run to the garage. Would something like this work?

http://www.homedepot.com/p/GE-60-Am...ct-with-GFCI-Receptacle-TFN60RGFRCP/202276201

Says it's 60A GFCI, and a lot more economical than a spa panel or an inline breaker. I wouldn't really be using it for the disconnect, just for the ground fault protection.

 

[joshindc]

I don't think so. It looks to be 2 separate items in a single box: a 240 disconnect (basically a switch) and a 120V GFCI outlet.

 

[gtmaus]

no it won't. the gfci only protects the 120v outlet, not the 60a disconnect

 

[MDHarris]

Totally won't work brother.

 

[beavers]

Gah, I see that now. Thanks for the replies.

My next hairbrained plan is to find someone giving away a hot tub on Craigslist and offer to dismantle it in exchange for the GFCI breaker it's attached to. Might be getting in over my head, but it'd be "free."