Hayward GLX-SD-FLOW pH and ORP Sense and Dispense water cell with valveHayward pH/ORP Sense and Dispense Water Cell with Valve, GLX-SD-FLOW In stock$26199
Hayward GLX-SD-FLOW pH and ORP Sense and Dispense water cell with valve

Hayward pH/ORP Sense and Dispense Water Cell with Valve, GLX-SD-FLOW

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Quick overview

  • Genuine Hayward Factory part GLX-SD-FLOW for the Sense and Dispense system.
  • Holds both sensors The cell is where the pH and ORP sensors sit in the water stream.
  • Valve included Supplied with the valve, so the sample flow can be shut off for sensor service.
  • Sensor service without a shutdown Being able to isolate the cell is what lets you pull a probe for cleaning or calibration.
  • Replaces a cracked or fouled cell A leaking or clouded cell puts the whole chemistry reading at risk.
  • Direct replacement Swaps for the original water cell on an installed Sense and Dispense system.
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Product details

The Hayward GLX-SD-FLOW is the pH and ORP water cell with valve for the Sense and Dispense chemical automation system. It is the genuine Hayward part.

What it does

Sense and Dispense reads pool chemistry through two probes, and the water cell is what puts those probes into a controlled sample of the water. Everything the system decides about dosing rests on that reading, so the cell has to stay sealed and clear.

What is included

The cell comes with its valve, which lets you isolate the sample flow to pull a sensor for cleaning or calibration. The pH and ORP sensors themselves are separate Hayward parts and are not part of this listing.

Specifications
Brand Hayward
Manufacturer part number GLX-SD-FLOW
UPC 0761418010547
Type Water cell with valve
System Hayward Sense and Dispense
Sensors housed pH and ORP
Shipping weight 0.5 lb
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What people ask about this product, answered by our pool techs.

What is the water cell for?
It is the housing that holds the pH and ORP sensors in the sample stream so the Sense and Dispense system can read pool chemistry.
Does the valve come with it?
Yes. Hayward supplies this cell with the valve, listed as part GLX-SD-FLOW.
Do the sensors come with the cell?
No. This listing is the water cell and valve. The pH and ORP sensors are separate parts.
Which system does it belong to?
Hayward Sense and Dispense chemical automation.
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