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Hi-Flo II Pool Pump - 1.5 HP, 115V, 1-Speed, 3' TWL Cord, Vertical - PH1150-3

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Part # 5017-132

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Part # 5017-132

Manufacturer Code PH1150-3

Alternate Part #'s PH1150-3, PH11503, _PH1150-3, WWPH11503

Product Description

The Hi-Flo II Above Ground pump was designed for superior and efficient performance. The Hi-Flo II pump features a high flow rate performance for faster filtering cycles. This pump is ideal for new installations or as a replacement pump.

Features

1 1/2″ Union threads / 1 1/2″ FPT Intake and 2″ Union threads / 1 1/2″ FPT discharge
Powerful side discharge performance
Wet end can be rotated for easy installation
Large 6″ pump trap with 2-piece lid
High head capability
Trap is 2″ union x 1 1/2″ union / 1 1/2″ FPT

Product Specifications

HP:

1.5 HP

Speed:

Single

Volts:

115 V

Port Size:

1.5 in.

Cord Type:

Twist Lock

Cord Length:

3 ft.

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? Asked on 8/11/2021by Rich Studer

Would this pump work for 24' dia x 52" pool and SwimPro sand filter model SW256T
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A Answered on 8/11/2021 by InyoPools Product Specialist Craig C.

Hello Rich. The Waterway Hi-Flo II Pool Pump is compatible with the SwimPro Sand Filter model SW256T and the above-ground pool dimension 24" diameter X 52" depth.
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? Asked on 9/21/2020by patrick

what is the difference between the vertical and horizontal? they look the same
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A Answered on 12/16/2020 by InyoPools Product Specialist Hector F.

Hi Patrick, so a horizontal discharge refers to the discharge port pointing sideways like the horizon sky, and the vertical discharge refers to the discharge port pointing upwards.
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