Flat Suction Nozzle for Concrete, Ø50

Ref. No: BO50A

The concrete suction nozzle It is made from ABS, has a flat finish and features a connection with a diameter of Ø50. It has an anti-UV treatment and is designed for in-ground swimming pools. It can be used in outdoor and indoor swimming pools, spas and hot tubs. Product code BO50A and packaging.

Units per box: 10

Product information

Flat nozzle for the intake system

The concrete suction nozzle is designed to form part of the hydraulic circuit in in-situ swimming pools.

It provides a suction point on the side of the bowl, making it easier to connect the accessories used during cleaning.

Manufactured from ABS

The nozzle is made from ABS and has a flush finish so that it blends discreetly into the pool wall.

The product has been treated to provide UV protection, so it can be used both indoors and outdoors.

Applications – concrete suction nozzle

It is indicated for:

  • Concrete swimming pools.
  • Outdoor swimming pools.
  • Indoor swimming pools.
  • Spas.
  • Jacuzzis.
  • Suction circuits for cleaning.

Installation – concrete suction nozzle

The nozzle must be connected using hydraulic fittings compatible with the Ø50 connection.

Before assembly, it is recommended that you check:

  • The installation position.
  • The connection to the pipe.
  • The attachment.
  • Watertightness.
  • The accessories required to connect the pool cleaner.

Conservation

To keep it in good condition:

  • Remove any accumulated dirt.
  • Check that the socket is not blocked.
  • Check the fastenings regularly.
  • Check for leaks.
  • Avoid knocks whilst carrying out maintenance work.

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