
Quick overview
- 2 in. size The 2 inch collar union, Sta-Rite part number U11-200PS.
- Genuine Sta-Rite The OEM part rather than a generic hardware store union.
- Valve and pump plumbing Sta-Rite carries it under side mount valve parts and Pentair carries it under Pinnacle pump parts.
- Unions come apart A collar union is what lets you break the plumbing at the equipment without cutting pipe.
- Check the o-ring The seal inside the union is what stops it weeping, so inspect it every time the union is opened.
- Collars fail first A union collar that has been overtightened or left in the sun usually splits before the rest of the plumbing shows any age.
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Product details
The Sta-Rite U11-200PS is a 2 inch collar union. Sta-Rite lists it in the side mount valve parts, and Pentair carries it in the Pinnacle pump parts.
What a collar union does
The collar is the threaded ring that clamps the two halves of a union together over a seal. It is what lets a pump or a valve be taken out of the plumbing without cutting pipe, and it is usually the first thing to fail on an otherwise sound line, because it is exposed, it takes the tightening load and it sits in the sun.
Ordering
Union parts are not generic. The size, thread form and seal groove all have to match, so quote U11-200PS rather than measuring an old collar with a tape. If the union has been leaking rather than cracked, replace the o-ring at the same time and lubricate the new seal before assembly.
| Brand | Sta-Rite |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer part number | U11-200PS |
| UPC | 788379787479 |
| Part type | Pool Pump Part |
| Type | Collar union |
| Size | 2 in. |
| Listed for | Sta-Rite side mount valve parts, Pentair Pinnacle pump parts |
| Shipping weight | 0.2 lb |
| Ships | Parcel |
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