Pentair 263060 FullFloXF 2.5 inch CPVC check valve with 3 inch slip outsidePentair FullFloXF 2.5" Check Valve CPVC with 3" Slip Outside, 263060 In stock$9899
Pentair 263060 FullFloXF 2.5 inch CPVC check valve with 3 inch slip outside

Pentair FullFloXF 2.5" Check Valve CPVC with 3" Slip Outside, 263060

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Quick overview

  • FullFloXF series Pentair part 263060, from the FullFloXF valve line.
  • CPVC body Built in CPVC rather than standard PVC.
  • 2.5 in with 3 in slip The valve is 2.5 in, with a 3 in slip connection on the outside.
  • One way flow A check valve holds the water where it is when the pump stops.
  • Protects equipment Stops water draining back through a heater, a chlorinator or a solar run.
  • Serviceable in place Part of the FullFloXF family, which is built around getting at the internals without cutting the pipe out.
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Product details

The Pentair 263060 is a FullFloXF check valve in CPVC, sized 2.5 in with a 3 in slip connection on the outside.

What it is for

A check valve passes water one way and closes against the other. On a pool system that matters most when the pump stops: without one, water in the plumbing runs back down through whatever sits above it. That is why check valves turn up ahead of chlorinators, after heaters and on solar returns.

Why CPVC

CPVC takes more heat than standard PVC, which is what puts it on the hot side of heater plumbing where a plain PVC valve is working at its limit.

Before you plumb it

Note the two figures on this valve. It is a 2.5 in valve with a 3 in slip outside, so confirm the pipe you are cutting into matches the connection rather than the valve size.

Specifications
Brand Pentair
Manufacturer part number 263060
UPC 788379852269
Series FullFloXF
Type Check valve
Material CPVC
Valve size 2.5"
Outside connection 3" slip
Shipping weight 3.25 lb
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What people ask about this product, answered by our pool techs.

What size pipe does this take?
The valve is 2.5 in, with a 3 in slip connection on the outside.
Why CPVC rather than PVC?
CPVC handles higher temperatures than standard PVC, which is why it turns up on the hot side of heater plumbing.
What does a check valve actually do?
It lets water pass one way and closes against the other. When the pump shuts off, it keeps the plumbing from draining back.
Where is it usually fitted?
Anywhere back flow causes a problem, most often ahead of a chlorinator, after a heater or on a solar return, so the line does not empty every time the system stops.
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