Hayward EC1161LK elevated mounting base for Perflex EC40 and EC50 series DE filtersHayward Elevated Mounting Base for Perflex EC40 and EC50 Series Filters, EC1161LK In stock$13599
Hayward EC1161LK elevated mounting base for Perflex EC40 and EC50 series DE filters

Hayward Elevated Mounting Base for Perflex EC40 and EC50 Series Filters, EC1161LK

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Quick overview

  • Genuine Hayward part The factory EC1161LK base, not a fabricated stand.
  • Fits Perflex EC40 and EC50 Made for the Hayward Perflex extended cycle DE filter series.
  • Raises the filter Lifts the tank off the pad, which gets the drain and the plumbing up where they can be reached.
  • Off the wet ground A filter sitting directly on a pad stays damp underneath, and standing water is what starts corrosion at the base.
  • Made for the tank Sized and drilled for the Perflex tank, so the filter sits square instead of balanced on blocks.
  • Equipment pad tidiness Getting the tank to a workable height makes routine bumping and cleaning far less of a chore.
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Product details

The Hayward EC1161LK is the elevated mounting base for Perflex EC40 and EC50 series extended cycle DE filters. It is the genuine Hayward part.

What it changes

A Perflex filter dropped straight onto the equipment pad sits low, and everything on it sits low with it: the drain, the bump handle, the plumbing connections. The elevated base lifts the whole tank to a height where routine work stops being done on your knees, and it keeps the bottom of the tank out of the water that always seems to pool around pad equipment.

Before you order

This is the base only, for an existing Perflex EC40 or EC50 filter. Check your filter model on its label before ordering, since the base is made to match the Perflex tank rather than to fit filters generally.

Specifications
Brand Hayward
Manufacturer part number EC1161LK
UPC 610377025423
Type Elevated mounting base
Fits Hayward Perflex EC40 and EC50 series extended cycle DE filters
Shipping weight 6 lb
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Which filters does this base fit?
The Hayward Perflex EC40 and EC50 series extended cycle DE filters.
Is it a genuine Hayward part?
Yes, it is the Hayward part, number EC1161LK.
Why raise the filter at all?
Height makes the tank workable. The drain and the plumbing connections come up to a level you can actually get a hand to, and the base of the tank stops sitting in whatever water collects on the pad.
Does the filter come with it?
No. This is the mounting base on its own, for an existing Perflex EC40 or EC50 filter.
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