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Balboa BP200G1 Control Box

Complete guide to BP200G1 Control Box Systems.

1 Introduction

This section provides essential information for the end user. For technical details and installation procedures, refer to the Technical Specifications at the end of this document.

2 What is the BP200G1 Control Box

The BP200G1 is the entry-level electronic control box from the Balboa BP series. It manages the basic functions of the hot tub: massage pumps, heating, filtration, lights, and ozone system. It is located in the hot tub equipment compartment and is connected to the control panel. With 3 available setups, it is ideal for simple configurations.

3 Electrical Connection

The electrical installation of the control box must be performed exclusively by a qualified electrician, in compliance with local electrical codes and regulations.

System Requirements

RequirementSpecification
Power Supply230V single phase, 50Hz
Residual Current DeviceDedicated 30mA (Type A or AC)
Circuit Breaker20A C curve
Cable Size3G2.5mm² (live + neutral + earth)
Earth ConnectionMandatory
Panel-to-Tub DistanceMinimum 3 meters

DANGER: Do not attempt to make electrical connections yourself. Incorrect wiring can cause electrocution, fire, or irreparable damage to the control box.

Power Supply Type

The BP200G1 operates exclusively in single-phase 230V configuration. It does not support three-phase configurations.

ConfigurationVoltageCurrentRecommended Use
Single Phase230V~1x20AStandard residential installations

NOTE: The BP200G1 is designed for compact systems with limited power. For installations requiring more power or three-phase configuration, consider the BP6013G2 or BP6013G3 model.

3.1 Standard BP200G1 Connection (single-phase 220-240V + earth)

Schema bp200g1

 

Note: this is the standard configuration and no modifications are required during installation.

 

 

After installation, verify that:

  1. The status LED on the control box is lit (solid green)
  2. The panel display turns on and shows the temperature
  3. No error codes appear
  4. The pumps respond to commands from the panel
  5. The heater activates when requested

4 Controlled Functions

The BP200G1 control box can manage the following components (depending on hot tub configuration):

ComponentFunction
Pump 1Main massage pump (1 or 2 speed)
Pump 2Secondary massage pump
Circulation PumpFiltration and continuous circulation
BlowerAir bubble blower
HeaterWater heating (3kW)
OzoneOzone sanitization system
LightLED tub lighting

5 Compatible Panels

The BP200G1 works with the following Balboa control panels:

PanelTypeNotes
TP600LCD with buttonsStandard display
TP500LCD with buttonsStandard display
TP400LCD with buttonsCompact display

NOTE: The BP200G1 does not support touchscreen panels (spaTouch) or advanced panels (TP800, TP900).


6 Advanced Technical Information

This section is intended for qualified installers and technicians. It contains technical specifications, configurations, and installation procedures.

6.1 Product Identification

SpecificationValue
ModelBP200G1
Part Number (2kW)56485-04
Software Version42
Release Year2015
Available Setups3
SeriesBP (entry-level)

6.2 Electrical Specifications

ParameterValue
Power Supply230VAC, 50Hz
Heater Power3.0kW @ 230VAC
ConfigurationSingle Phase 1x20A
Max System Power4.6kW

6.3 System Outputs

OutputDescriptionMax Current
Pump 11 or 2 speed12A
Circ Pump1 speed2A
Ozone-0.5A
Spa Light10VAC1A
Heater3.0kW @ 240VAC-

6.4 Setup Reference Table (3 Configurations)

SetupCirc PumpPump 1Temp Scale
1Prog. Filt. + Polling1-Speed°C
2No2-Speed°C
3Prog. Filt. + Polling2-Speed°C

6.5 DIP Switch S1 (A1-A8)

SwitchOFFON
A1Normal OperationTest Mode
A2Not AssignedAdds 1 HS pump (or air pump) with heater
A3Not AssignedAdds 1 2HS pump (or 1HS and air pump) with heater
A41 minute heater shutoff5 minute heater shutoff
A5Special Amperage Rules OFFSpecial Amperage Rules ON
A6Store SettingsMemory Reset
A7Standard MenuSimplified Menu
A8TBDTBD

6.6 Setup Selection Procedure

  1. Disconnect the power supply
  2. Open the control box cover
  3. Locate the setup selection jumpers
  4. Configure the desired setup according to the table
  5. Close the cover
  6. Reconnect the power supply
  7. Verify on the panel that the configuration is correct

6.7 Test Mode

Test Mode (DIP A1 ON) allows you to verify the operation of all components:

  1. Set DIP A1 to ON
  2. Power on the system
  3. All components can be manually activated
  4. Verify pumps, blower, lights, ozone
  5. When finished, set DIP A1 to OFF
  6. Restart the system

6.8 Memory Reset

To restore factory settings:

  1. Disconnect the power supply
  2. Set DIP A6 to ON
  3. Reconnect the power supply
  4. Wait for the MEM RSET message on the display
  5. Disconnect the power supply
  6. Set DIP A6 to OFF
  7. Reconnect the power supply

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