Hayward CAX-20203 rotary flow sensor for CAT 1000 monitorsHayward CAX-20203 Flow Monitoring Rotary Sensor for Select Cat 1000 Monitors In stock$41599
Hayward CAX-20203 rotary flow sensor for CAT 1000 monitors

Hayward CAX-20203 Flow Monitoring Rotary Sensor for Select Cat 1000 Monitors

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Quick overview

  • Genuine Hayward Factory part CAX-20203.
  • Flow monitoring The rotary style flow sensor the controller uses to watch water movement.
  • For CAT 1000 monitors Listed as the replacement sensor for select Hayward CAT 1000 monitors.
  • CAT controller family Hayward also describes it as the rotary flow sensor for CAT controllers.
  • One per carton Supplied as a single sensor, 1 per carton.
  • Sensor only The sensor by itself, not a complete controller or monitor.
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Product details

The Hayward CAX-20203 is the flow monitoring rotary sensor for select Hayward CAT 1000 monitors. It is supplied one per carton and is the genuine Hayward part.

Why flow monitoring matters

A chemistry controller only means something while water is moving past its probes. The rotary flow sensor is how the controller knows that is happening. When the sensor stops reporting, the controller loses the one signal that tells it whether its readings represent the pool at all.

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Hayward lists this sensor for select CAT 1000 monitors, and also describes it more broadly as the rotary flow sensor for CAT controllers. Confirm the model on your monitor before ordering rather than going by appearance.

Specifications
Brand Hayward
Manufacturer part number CAX-20203
UPC 761418012749
Type Rotary flow sensor
Function Flow monitoring
Fits Select Hayward CAT 1000 monitors and CAT controllers
Packaging 1 per carton
Shipping weight 0.6 lb
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What people ask about this product, answered by our pool techs.

Which controllers does this sensor fit?
Select Hayward CAT 1000 monitors. Hayward also lists it as the rotary flow sensor for CAT controllers, so confirm the model before ordering.
How many sensors come in a carton?
One. It is supplied 1 per carton.
Is it a genuine Hayward part?
Yes. It is Hayward part number CAX-20203.
What does a flow sensor do on a chemistry controller?
It reports water flow to the controller. If the sensor fails, the controller cannot confirm that water is actually moving past the probes.
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