Pentair No. 60 Separation Tank Bag Assembly 13" | 313201 AVSC Single Standard Top Drain Saftron Triton Series Deck-to-Pool Stair

Name: Pentair No. 60 Separation Tank Bag Assembly 13" | 313201 AVSC Single Standard Top Drain Saftron Triton Series Deck-to-Pool Stair
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 72235259605
Price: 118.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4419 (13 reviews)

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Description

Pentair No. 60 Separation Tank Bag Assembly 13" 313201 AVSC Single Standard Top Drain Saftron Triton Series Deck to Pool Stair Saftron Triton Series Deck to Pool Stair Rail 48″ – Taupe TDTP 148 T Durable 2″ socket multi port backwash valve by Waterway (SKU WVD002) with union fittings — ideal for DE filter systems Helps maintain efficient waste separation during backwashing As a genuine Pentair replacement

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