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Hayward 2 Clear PVC True-Union Y-Strainer, Socket | SKU YS00200SU

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Hayward 2 Clear PVC True-Union Socket Y-StrainerSKU YS00200SU

Hayward 2 clear PVC true-union Y-strainer, socket ends, rated 150 psi, includes 1/32 perforated basket.

Features

  • Transparent PVC body for visual debris inspection
  • True-union socket ends for in-line removal without cutting
  • 1/32 perforated basket to trap particles upstream
  • FPM O-ring for reliable sealing over service cycles
  • 150 psi non-shock rating at 70 F
  • Hex-cap design enables fast basket access
  • Suitable for horizontal or vertical installation

The YS00200SU from Haywards YS line is engineered for **durability** and operational clarity. The clear PVC body resists chemical corrosion while providing visual access to detect debris build-up early. The true-union socket configuration allows you to disassemble the strainer body without cutting the pipe. Inside, a 1/32 perforated basket captures debris before it reaches pumps, valves, or instrumentation, and the FPM O-ring provides dependable sealing through repeated maintenance cycles. With a 150 psi non-shock rating at 70 F, this unit balances strength with transparency for critical plumbing systems.

Pro Tip

Watch the strainer through the clear body and isolate it as soon as you see buildup. Always use the union nuts, not socket joints, for service removal. Matching true-union ball valves upstream or downstream allows even faster isolation down the road.

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Installation Tips

Confirm the flow arrow matches the system direction. Use compatible primer and solvent cement for socket joints. Do not overtighten union nuts to avoid O-ring damage. In vertical installs, orient the strainer cap downward so debris settles into the chamber rather than blocking screen flow.