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The OEM Pentair 154712 Sand Drain Cap is engineered for a reliable seal on various Pentair filters, including the Sand Dollar, Meteor, and Cristal-Flo II models. Designed to eliminate leakage at the filter drain port, it plays a critical role in preserving internal pressure and maintaining optimal filtration efficiency. Built for long-term use, the cap withstands harsh pool environments, UV exposure, and repeated handling during routine maintenance. Whether servicing residential or commercial filters, this part ensures smooth system operation and is simple to replace when needed.
Highlights
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Wide Model Compatibility: Works with Pentair Sand Dollar, Meteor, and Cristal-Flo II filter series, making it suitable for many filter types.
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Seals Drain Port Securely: Provides a watertight seal that prevents leaks, ensuring stable system pressure and uninterrupted operation.
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Resists Environmental Wear: Constructed for resilience against sunlight, pool chemicals, and water pressure in outdoor settings.
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Prevents Pressure Loss: Helps maintain optimal internal conditions for filtration, reducing the risk of system inefficiencies or damage.
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Quick Installation: Easy to install for fast replacement with minimal downtime—ideal for pool professionals or DIY maintenance.
Compatibility
- Pentair Sand Dollar Filters
- Pentair Meteor Filters
- Pentair Clean and Clear RP Filters
- Pentair Cristal-Flo II Series Filters
Note: This drain cap may be compatible with your filter, please refer to your owners manual to ensure compatibility.
Additional Info
Looking to replace your filter’s drain cap? This section helps WPM customers confirm compatibility of the 154712 cap, install correctly after local pickup, and identify failures before making a store visit.
Verifying Fit Before Visiting a Local Shop
Use this guide to check compatibility before going to WPM.
Will the 154712 fit my Sand Dollar models near me?
Is this the correct cap for Meteor filters stocked locally?
Do WPM stores carry this cap for Cristal‑Flo II systems?
Can I bring in my old cap for comparison at the shop?
Is this part identical across multiple filter brands sold nearby?
Installing the Cap After Local Purchase
After picking it up from WPM, use these tips to install properly.
Do I need tools to tighten or seal the drain cap?
Should I drain the system before replacing this cap?
Will the cap form a tight seal with my existing threads?
Can I reuse the old O-ring or gasket with this replacement?
When to Replace the Drain Cap
These questions help identify when customers should get a new cap instead of patching it.
Why is my filter leaking at the drain port even after tightening?
Can a stripped cap cause flooding or sand escape?
What causes the cap to degrade over seasons?
How often should this cap be inspected or replaced?
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