Waterway 325 Sq. Ft. In-Ground Cartridge Swimming Pool Filter with 1 HP Pump
Waterway Crystal Water 325 Sq. In-Ground Cartridge Swimming Pool Filter w/ 1 HP Pump. The only cartridge filter on the market with 2 1/2 internal piping, improves flow and reduces system noise when using 2 1/2, 2 or 1 1/2 plumbing. Using four cartridge elements, the Crystal Water Cartridge Filter offers a superior choice for easy maintenance and crystal clear, clean water. 2 ½ internal piping. 2 1/2 Valve Bulkhead Unions (includes 2 and 1 1/2 reducers). Fiberglass reinforced polypropylene body for superior strength. Heavy-duty tamper-proof clamp with removal tool. Industry-proven quad-cartridge elements layout. Start-Service dial on the stainless steel pressure gauge. 1 1/2 bottom clean-out port. NSF Flow Rate: 112 GPM. Pool Turnover 6 hrs. Pool Turnover 8 hrs. Features of the 1 HP Pump. The SMF in-ground swimming pump is the ultimate in in-ground pool engineering. Designed for todays more demanding applications, the SMF Pump is ideal for D. Cartridge or sand filtration systems of all sizes. 2 Swivel Unions included (intake/discharge). One-piece pot and volute reduce noise. Lower flow rates for more versatile installations. Comes complete with 2 swivel union assemblies Great for precise alignment and plumbing versatility. SMF-110 – 1 HP Single Speed Pump. Weight (lbs) – 43. The item “Waterway 325 Sq. Ft. In-Ground Cartridge Swimming Pool Filter with 1 HP Pump” is in sale since Thursday, March 12, 2020. This item is in the category “Home & Garden\Yard, Garden & Outdoor Living\Pools & Spas\Pool Equipment & Parts\Pool Filters”. The seller is “savemoreonpoolsupplies” and is located in Tonawanda, New York. This item can be shipped to United States.
- Model: Crystal Water Cartridge In-Ground Filter
- MPN: 570-0325-07 w/ Pump
- Custom Bundle: No
- Brand: Waterway
- Type: Cartridge Filter Cartridge
- Pool Type: In-Ground
Tags: cartridge, filter, in ground, pool, pump, swimming, waterway
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