Hayward FDXLWPS1931 Pressure Switch for FD Heaters

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Hayward FDXLWPS1931 Pressure Switch for FD Heaters

The pressure switch in your heater is designed to ensure the water pressure is adequate for functioning, and when it fails, it will prevent your heater from turning on to prevent further damage to other components. After years of exposure to pool chemicals, heavy water flow, and the elements, your heater will need service to continue functioning at its best.

For over 80 years, we’ve been helping pool owners enjoy the pleasures of pool ownership by manufacturing cutting-edge, technologically advanced pool equipment worldwide. We strive to ensure that your Totally Hayward™ System operates at maximum efficiency all season long. Our goal is that at the end of the day, your only concern is to turn your equipment on and off. Whether you are trying to create the perfect backyard environment, or reduce operating and maintenance costs through the ease of wireless controls, Hayward is your single-source solution. Our products include a complete line of technologically advanced pumps, filters, heaters, heat pumps, automatic pool cleaners, lighting, controls and salt chlorine generators—high-quality components engineered to work together to keep your pool at its best. Hayward aims to take the worry out of pool ownership by developing products that are efficient, require little maintenance and add value to your investment.

Hayward FDXLWPS1931 Pressure Switch for FD Heaters Features:

• The FDXLWPS1931 Hayward Pressure Switch is a small and affordable part that many pool owners are able to change out themselves. Within moments of installation, you can have your heater firing up just like it used to.
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