Hayward SP1048AV Anti-Vortex Main Drain Owner's Guide

This document is the instruction manual of the SP1048-99A main drain system, which mainly introduces the features and usage of the product.


Hayward SP1048AV Anti-Vortex Main Drain Owner's Guide - cover page
Brand
Hayward
Category
Other
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
1
File format
PDF
File size
54 KB
Published
11 July, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
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About this manual

This document is the Owner's Guide for the Hayward SP1048AV anti-vortex main drain, designed for use in vinyl liner, fiberglass, concrete, and gunite pools. It provides essential safety information regarding the prevention of bather entrapment and specifies the correct installation procedures for different pool types.

The guide includes a model comparison chart for various Hayward main drain sizes and descriptions, outlines specific installation steps for mounting rings and gaskets, and references compliance with ASTM/ANSI Standard A112.19.8M. It also highlights the recommendation to use the Hayward Main Drain Accessory Kit SP1048RKIT to reduce the risk of entrapment or evisceration.

What's inside

  • Safety Instructions
  • Installation Instructions
  • Model Number Size Description
  • Building Codes
  • Gasket Placement
  • Screw Specifications
  • ASTM/ANSI Standard
  • Accessory Kit Recommendation

Specifications

Open Area (Standard Cover)13 sq. in.
Open Area (Anti-Vortex Cover)7 sq.in.
Cover Rating148 GPM
Anti-Vortex Rating108 GPM
StandardASTM/ANSI Standard A112.19.8M

Frequently asked questions

What is the recommended accessory to reduce the risk of entrapment?

Hayward recommends the use of its Main Drain Accessory Kit SP1048RKIT to reduce the risk of entrapment or evisceration.

What type of screws should be used to secure the cover?

You must use ONLY the correct Hayward stainless steel screws to secure the cover.

What is the maximum allowable water velocity for anti-vortex outlets?

With anti-vortex type outlets, entrance velocities may be increased to six feet (6) per second.

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