Turbo-Boost Regenerator SP1450T (1 1/2") – Hayward
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SKU: 13668
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The Hayward SP1450T is a "Turbo-Boost" type jet fitting designed specifically for spa sections of swimming pools or built-in spas. Unlike a standard water return, this model is an air and water regenerator: it uses the Venturi effect to mix air with water, creating a dynamic and oxygenated massage jet.
Features
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Model: SP1450T (Turbo-Boost Series).
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Format: 1 1/2 inch (1.5" MPT) thread.
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Material: High-performance white ABS, resistant to chemicals and impacts.
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Components: Threaded body, sealing gaskets, compression nut and high flow directional nozzle.
Key Strengths
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Hydro-Massage Effect: Increases pressure and creates an air/water mixture for a therapeutic spa sensation.
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Hayward Durability: Robust design renowned for its longevity under high pressure.
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Installation: Compatible with standard spa walls and 1 1/2" piping systems.
Delivery is free for chemicals and small accessories with purchases of $50 or more. A $10 fee applies to orders under $50. We deliver quickly across Canada for this item.
REPAIR SERVICES AND INFORMATION FOR MAINTENANCE OR REPAIR
AVAILABLESPARE PARTS & REPAIR SERVICES
NOT AVAILABLE
Although Trévi cannot guarantee the availability of replacement parts, it will do its utmost to obtain them if necessary. Availability may vary from one manufacturer to another.
Although Trévi cannot guarantee the availability of replacement parts, it will do its utmost to obtain them if necessary. Availability may vary from one manufacturer to another.
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Tips and advice
To keep your pool water clean, the filtration system must be in good working order. If you notice low water pressure in the return pipe, first check the water level in the pool.
The water level should be at around 3/4 up the skimmer door's opening. If it's too low, the pump will have trouble priming and the water pressure will drop. The pressure gauge on top of the filter is also a good indicator of where the problem lies.
If the gauge indicates lower than normal pressure, there might be an obstruction or flow problem before the pump, or maybe even a leak. A high pressure reading means your filter system isn't allowing water to flow through fast enough. Do a backwash to flush out contaminants in the filter. You might also need to clean or replace the filter cartridge.
Explanations for your normal pressure can be found in the video.
You may notice air bubbles coming out of your water return. If your pool has an ozone water treatment system, a bubble stream is normal. An ozone system sucks air into the return flow.
If you don't have an ozone system and air bubbles are coming out of your return lines, contact Trevi customer service at 514.228.7383 ext. 2200, or call toll-free at 1.800.448.7384 ext. 2200.
When opening your pool, reinstalling the water return is one of the main steps.
If you have used plugs for the winter, you must first remove them before reinstalling your pool water return.When putting back the water return eyeball and retaining ring, it’s critical to take your time to do it well despite the freezing water. A proper manipulation will ensure an optimal filtration of your pool water.
Ensure that the eyeball points downward to allow for proper mixing and better operation of the bottom drain. It should also be directed opposite the skimmer so that the water can make a complete tour of the pool before returning to the filtration system.
Now you’ll need to be careful! Screw the retaining ring but not completely. It will help you to position the eyeball correctly. While you turn the retaining ring for the last time to ensure it’s secured, the eyeball will move slightly. Remain careful and adjust it accordingly.
To keep your pool water clean, the filtration system must be in good working order. If you notice low water pressure in the return pipe, first check the water level in the pool.
The water level should be at around 3/4 up the skimmer door's opening. If it's too low, the pump will have trouble priming and the water pressure will drop. The pressure gauge on top of the filter is also a good indicator of where the problem lies.
If the gauge indicates lower than normal pressure, there might be an obstruction or flow problem before the pump, or maybe even a leak. A high pressure reading means your filter system isn't allowing water to flow through fast enough. Do a backwash to flush out contaminants in the filter. You might also need to clean or replace the filter cartridge.
Explanations for your normal pressure can be found in the video.
You may notice air bubbles coming out of your water return. If your pool has an ozone water treatment system, a bubble stream is normal. An ozone system sucks air into the return flow.
If you don't have an ozone system and air bubbles are coming out of your return lines, contact Trevi customer service at 514.228.7383 ext. 2200, or call toll-free at 1.800.448.7384 ext. 2200.
When opening your pool, reinstalling the water return is one of the main steps.
If you have used plugs for the winter, you must first remove them before reinstalling your pool water return.When putting back the water return eyeball and retaining ring, it’s critical to take your time to do it well despite the freezing water. A proper manipulation will ensure an optimal filtration of your pool water.
Ensure that the eyeball points downward to allow for proper mixing and better operation of the bottom drain. It should also be directed opposite the skimmer so that the water can make a complete tour of the pool before returning to the filtration system.
Now you’ll need to be careful! Screw the retaining ring but not completely. It will help you to position the eyeball correctly. While you turn the retaining ring for the last time to ensure it’s secured, the eyeball will move slightly. Remain careful and adjust it accordingly.
To keep your pool water clean, the filtration system must be in good working order. If you notice low water pressure in the return pipe, first check the water level in the pool.
The water level should be at around 3/4 up the skimmer door's opening. If it's too low, the pump will have trouble priming and the water pressure will drop. The pressure gauge on top of the filter is also a good indicator of where the problem lies.
If the gauge indicates lower than normal pressure, there might be an obstruction or flow problem before the pump, or maybe even a leak. A high pressure reading means your filter system isn't allowing water to flow through fast enough. Do a backwash to flush out contaminants in the filter. You might also need to clean or replace the filter cartridge.
Explanations for your normal pressure can be found in the video.
You may notice air bubbles coming out of your water return. If your pool has an ozone water treatment system, a bubble stream is normal. An ozone system sucks air into the return flow.
If you don't have an ozone system and air bubbles are coming out of your return lines, contact Trevi customer service at 514.228.7383 ext. 2200, or call toll-free at 1.800.448.7384 ext. 2200.
When opening your pool, reinstalling the water return is one of the main steps.
If you have used plugs for the winter, you must first remove them before reinstalling your pool water return.When putting back the water return eyeball and retaining ring, it’s critical to take your time to do it well despite the freezing water. A proper manipulation will ensure an optimal filtration of your pool water.
Ensure that the eyeball points downward to allow for proper mixing and better operation of the bottom drain. It should also be directed opposite the skimmer so that the water can make a complete tour of the pool before returning to the filtration system.
Now you’ll need to be careful! Screw the retaining ring but not completely. It will help you to position the eyeball correctly. While you turn the retaining ring for the last time to ensure it’s secured, the eyeball will move slightly. Remain careful and adjust it accordingly.