355074 Impeller Fit for Pentair,PacFab,Sta-Rite Pool and Spa 1-1/2 HP Pump

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• Perfect Fit: Compatible with Pentair and Sta-Rite 1.5HP (High-Head) / 1HP (Standard) in-ground circulation pumps, including: Pentair Challenger (High-Flow/High-Pressure 1F & 1.5A), Pentair Pinnacle (High-Flow 1.5A), Pentair SuperFlo (Single-speed & VS models), and Sta-Rite SuperMax (Single-speed & Dual-speed 1.5HP models). Ideally suited for pump head (wet end) assemblies in residential pool and spa systems.
• Core Performance: Effectively resolves common pump issues caused by cracked, chipped, or deformed original impellers—such as poor suction, low return flow, excessive vibration and noise, overheating, motor overload, and circulation failure. The balanced vane structure reduces motor load, extends motor lifespan, and ensures optimal operating efficiency for pool filters, heaters, and automatic cleaning equipment.
• Premium Quality: The Pentair 355074 impeller is manufactured from high-quality, sturdy materials offering excellent resistance to chlorine, saltwater, and UV radiation, while withstanding continuous water pressure and operational vibrations. Its robust, one-piece vane design resists abrasion from sand, leaves, and small debris, and maintains structural integrity—without cracking, swelling, or warping—under continuous temperature fluctuations.
• Easy Installation: Designed for simple, effective installation. Steps: Disconnect power, drain the pump housing, remove the diffuser, unscrew the old impeller, remove the damaged unit, screw the new 355074 impeller onto the motor shaft, and reinstall the screw, diffuser, and pump cover. No specialized pool tools required.
• Package Contents: 1 x 355074 Impeller Assembly, does not include motor coils.This is an ideal choice for replacing damaged, worn, or unbalanced impellers during seasonal pool maintenance, pump wet-end (hydraulic component) overhauls, and circulation system troubleshooting.