Jandy R0479602 1 HP pump impeller with o-ring and screwJandy 1 HP Impeller with O-Ring and Screw, R0479602 In stock$5999
Jandy R0479602 1 HP pump impeller with o-ring and screw

Jandy 1 HP Impeller with O-Ring and Screw, R0479602

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$5999
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Quick overview

  • Sized for 1 HP This is the 1 HP impeller, so match it to the horsepower stamped on your pump.
  • O-ring and screw included The seal and the retaining screw come with the impeller, not as separate orders.
  • Genuine Jandy Factory part R0479602 rather than a generic impeller.
  • FloPro series pump Listed for the Jandy FloPro FHPF and FHPM series.
  • Restores lost flow A worn, cracked or blocked impeller starves the whole system, and no amount of basket cleaning fixes it.
  • Complete swap Fitting the new impeller with a fresh o-ring avoids a slow leak past the old seal.
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Product details

The Jandy R0479602 is the 1 HP impeller for the FloPro series pump, supplied with its o-ring and retaining screw. It is the genuine Jandy part.

What the impeller does

The impeller is the spinning vane pack behind the diffuser that actually moves the water. Everything downstream, filter pressure, heater flow, cleaner performance and skimming, depends on it. When a vane cracks or the passages pack with grit and hair, flow drops off and stays down no matter how often the baskets get cleaned.

Before you order

Impellers are horsepower specific. This one is the 1 HP part, so check the horsepower on the pump label. The listing names the FloPro FHPF pumps and the parts diagram covers the FHPF and FHPM series, so match the model on your pump plate as well.

Specifications
Brand Jandy
Manufacturer part number R0479602
UPC 052337034593
Type Pump impeller with o-ring and screw
Horsepower 1 HP
Fits Jandy FloPro FHPF and FHPM series pumps
Included Impeller, o-ring, screw
Shipping weight 0.6 lb
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Questions and answers

What people ask about this product, answered by our pool techs.

Which pumps does this impeller fit?
It is listed for the Jandy FloPro series. The product listing names the FHPF pumps, and the parts diagram and category cover the FHPF and FHPM series together, so confirm your model plate before ordering.
Does it come with the o-ring and screw?
Yes. The impeller ships with its o-ring and the retaining screw.
What horsepower is this impeller for?
1 HP. Impellers are horsepower specific, so a 1.5 HP or 2 HP pump takes a different part.
How do I know the impeller is the problem?
Weak flow that does not improve after clearing the pump and skimmer baskets and cleaning the filter usually points at the impeller. Look for a cracked vane or debris packed into the passages.
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