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The AquaStar 8203 Directional Eyeball Fitting is a premium three-piece pool fitting designed to enhance water flow control in your pool or spa. Featuring a 1.5-inch male pipe thread (MPT) and a 0.75-inch orifice, this fitting allows precise directional adjustment of water circulation, optimizing pool performance. Constructed from UV-resistant ABS material, it ensures durability and longevity, even under prolonged sun exposure. Ideal for both new installations and retrofits, the AquaStar 8203 is an essential component for efficient pool maintenance and operation.
Highlights
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nhanced Water Flow Control – The AquaStar 8203 allows precise directional adjustment of water circulation, optimizing pool and spa performance.
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Durable UV-Resistant Construction – Made from high-quality ABS material, this fitting withstands prolonged sun exposure, ensuring long-lasting durability.
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Versatile Installation – Ideal for both new installations and retrofits, the AquaStar 8208 fits seamlessly into various pool and spa setups.
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Optimized Pool Performance – By enhancing water circulation, this fitting contributes to efficient pool maintenance and operation.
Additional Info
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Size and Compatibility
fits 1.5 inch mpt standard pool returns
0.75 inch eye for precise water flow adjustments
made from durable uv-stabilized abs material
ideal for new or existing pool installations
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