Blue 1 1/2" x 50' Pool Pump Water PVC Hose - Backwash Filter Discharge Drain Hose - Blue Lay Flat Trash Pump Rubber Hose

$ 109.99

Score By Feature

Based on 44 ratings

Giftable

9.04

Value for money

9.33

Packaging

9.04

Satisfaction

9.21

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Product Description

One and a half inches in length

An average length of 50 feet is required for the hole in the ground

1 1/2 inch Pipe Thread Male Coupling (NPT) - Aluminum

Hose Coupling - Brass 1 1/2 inches straight pipe thread (NPSH) with gasket

Only a female coupling connected to a male 1 1/2 inch NPT PVC pipe, a pool pump, or a metal pipe will work

Questions & Answers

When exposed to the sun, how does it fare? How many pounds per square inch does it have?

The hose won't last very long if it's out in the sun all the time. An exposed hose is at greatest risk from UV rays. The PSI rating on this pump is 80PSI. However, that's only on an open-air pump Applications have come to an end. Using this hose for a closed pressure application is probably a bad idea as it would probably

The hose clamps to the pool pump fitting. Where is it attached?

Female threads are included on this hose end so that it can be threaded onto anything that has male NPSH or NPT threads. Almost everything 2" NPSH female will thread onto the male end of the hose. Here is a translation that may be helpful.

Does the female end require a washer of a certain size?

An OD of 2 5/8" with an ID of 2 1/8" should be the dimensions of the gasket in that female. Here is a translation that may be helpful.

Is this compatible with 2 inch discharge pumps?

You can use it with a discharge pump that has a 2" diameter.

Selected User Reviews For Blue 1 1/2" x 50' Pool Pump Water PVC Hose - Backwash Filter Discharge Drain Hose - Blue Lay Flat Trash Pump Rubber Hose

The quality of the service was exceptional

5/5

We are very pleased with our purchase. The weather has been wet and rainy We were using 2 pumps to try and move stagnant water, and we were only getting 5 gallons per minute You can use garden hoses to water your garden. One pump is now able to produce 60 gal/min. Deployment is a breeze. It is best to keep the hose straight or to curve gradually without kinks that choke the.