Hayward GLX-ACT-CONN valve actuator connector for AquaLogic and ProLogicHayward GLX-ACT-CONN Actuator Connector$2399
Hayward GLX-ACT-CONN valve actuator connector for AquaLogic and ProLogic

Hayward GLX-ACT-CONN Actuator Connector

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$2399
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Quick overview

  • Genuine Hayward The factory GLX-ACT-CONN connector, not a generic plug.
  • For AquaLogic and ProLogic The connector used with the valve actuator on these Hayward control systems.
  • Small part, big symptom A damaged or missing connector stops the actuator responding even though the actuator itself is fine.
  • Cheaper than an actuator Worth checking the connector before you replace a valve actuator that has gone dead.
  • Direct replacement Takes the place of the original connector at the actuator.
  • Keep one on the shelf Service techs carrying AquaLogic and ProLogic work tend to keep a spare in the truck.
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Product details

The Hayward GLX-ACT-CONN is the connector for the valve actuator used with AquaLogic and ProLogic control systems. It is the genuine Hayward part.

Why a connector matters

When a control system calls for a valve to move and nothing happens, the actuator motor gets the blame first. Often the fault is at the connection instead: a connector that has been pulled, crushed under a lid or corroded by years of weather in an equipment pad. Replacing the connector is a far smaller job than swapping the actuator, so it is worth ruling out first.

What you get

This is the connector only. Valve actuators and the control system boards they plug into are separate parts.

Specifications
Brand Hayward
Manufacturer part number GLX-ACT-CONN
UPC 610377246804
Type Actuator connector
Fits Hayward AquaLogic and ProLogic valve actuator
Shipping weight 0.04 lb
Ships Parcel

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

What does this connector do?
It is the connector used for the valve actuator on Hayward AquaLogic and ProLogic control systems.
Is this a genuine Hayward part?
Yes. It is the Hayward part, GLX-ACT-CONN.
My actuator will not turn. Is this the fix?
It can be. A damaged connection at the actuator gives the same dead actuator symptom as a failed motor, so inspect the connector before buying a whole actuator.
Does an actuator come with this?
No. This listing is the connector on its own. Valve actuators are sold separately.
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