Hayward UHXPOSHZ12506 6" Positive Pressure Indoor Vent Adapter for Universal H-Series H250 Pool Heaters 16' x 34' It’s perfect for replacing old

Name: Hayward UHXPOSHZ12506 6" Positive Pressure Indoor Vent Adapter for Universal H-Series H250 Pool Heaters 16' x 34' It’s perfect for replacing old
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 68444957938
Price: 353.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.779400000000001 (18 reviews)

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Hayward UHXPOSHZ12506 6" Positive Pressure Indoor Vent Adapter for Universal H Series H250 Pool Heaters 16' x 34' It’s perfect for replacing old It’s perfect for replacing old or damaged parts to maintain optimal pool cleaning efficiency with anchor sockets and escutcheons sold separately The Hayward UHXPOSHZ12506 is a 6" positive pressure indoor vent adapter specifically designed for Hayward Universal H Series H250 pool heaters and optimized heater performance

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