Super-Pro 25215-001-000 Gray Fiberglass Hi-Flo Suction Fitting Complete with 6" Cover, Wall Fitting, and Nut MAYTRONICS With smart flow sensor technology

Name: Super-Pro 25215-001-000 Gray Fiberglass Hi-Flo Suction Fitting Complete with 6" Cover, Wall Fitting, and Nut MAYTRONICS With smart flow sensor technology
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 68258979090
Price: 58.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8649 (27 reviews)

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Super Pro 25215 001 000 Gray Fiberglass Hi Flo Suction Fitting Complete with 6" Cover, Wall Fitting, and Nut MAYTRONICS With smart flow sensor technology With smart flow sensor technology replacing traditional pressure switches Stenner's modular pump design makes replacing components simple and efficient The Super Pro 25215 001 000 Gray Fiberglass Hi Flo Suction Fitting is engineered to deliver efficient water flow from the pool into the filtration system Perfect for residential applications

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