Low Profile 1.5" 6 Port Actuator T-Valve – Pentair In-Floor (A&A) | 224470 & Collars Tools 5″ 5 Port Actuator T-Valve

Name: Low Profile 1.5" 6 Port Actuator T-Valve – Pentair In-Floor (A&A) | 224470 & Collars Tools 5″ 5 Port Actuator T-Valve
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 79560567672
Price: 199.97 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4077 (5 reviews)

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Low Profile 1.5" 6 Port Actuator T Valve – Pentair In Floor (A&A) 224470 & Collars Tools 5″ 5 Port Actuator T Valve 5″ 5 Port Actuator T Valve without QuikStop SKU 225571 The pop up cleaning heads spray dirt and debris to the main drain and skimmer to be trapped and filtered out before returning to the pool Compatible with Pentair In Floor cleaning systems for seamless integration consider pairing the 224470 actuator valve with the Pentair In Floor cleaning system components

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