Tier1 PAS-1057 Compatible with Filbur FC-1240, Pleatco PA50 Pool and Spa Filter fits the Hayward Star-Clear C500, R173409 and 27-079, Pentair Purex CF-50 and American Commander 50. Tier1 Pool and Spa filters will protect your investment engineered to outperform the competition and exceed your expectations. Featuring high durability filter fabric that maintains strength even when loaded with sediment, a tighter porosity and denser weave to capture more contaminants in less time, and a high strength, high flow core designed to support the filter while providing industry leading flow rates. Tier1 Pool and Spa filters will clean your water faster and more efficiently with less wear and tear on your pump. Size 3 ft. Hole Top/Bottom/3 oz/50 sq. ft. pool and spa filter.
COMPATIBLE MODELS: Replacement for Hayward Star Clear C500, Filbur FC-1240, Pleatco PA50, Unicel C-7656, Pentair Purex CF-50, CX500RE, Excel Filters XLS-716, Aladdin 15004, Baleen AK-6082, Darlly 70508, Pure N Clean PC-1240, Magnum HW500, Hayward CX500-RE, R173409, PLF50A, C-7651, C-7450, FC-2140, FC-0625, FC-0620, PPF50-4, SD-00096 filtration cartridges.
KEEP THE WATER CLEAN: The pleated fabric filter maximizes contact between contaminants and filter media, allowing for greater capacity and contaminant reduction; the durable and washable 50 sq ft fabric has tight porosity and a dense weave which sifts out unwanted hair, leaves, dust, sediment, sand, etc with a high strength, high flow design.
FIT AND DIMENSIONS: The cartridge is designed for systems that use a 7 inch (Outside diameter) x 19 3/4 inch (Length) spa or pool filter.
EASY TO INSTALL AND MAINTAIN: Fits and performs just as well as the original equipment manufacturer product; it is recommended that you change your pool or spa filter when the pressure gauge on the filter tank reaches 8 psi above the pressure recorded when first installed.
QUALITY STANDARDS: Tier1 filters pass rigid design, manufacturing, and filament testing delivering a product that is built for performance and priced for value.
