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Pentair Pentek 10-Inch Big Blue Filter Housing 10BB with 1" Ports 150237
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Pentair Pentek 10-Inch Big Blue Filter Housing 10BB with 1" Ports 150237
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Part Number:
150237
Heavy duty 10 inch Big Blue filter housing with 1 inch ports for high flow whole house filtration systems.
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Description
This 10" Big Blue filter housing accommodates most 10" filter cartridges with 4-1/2" diameters. Large housing size makes this unit perfect for high flow-rate applications. 1" NPT inlet and outlet port options are built into the cap. Also built into the cap is a pressure release that relieves pressure before changing filter cartridges.
Recommended Filter:
Specs
- Dimensions: 13.30" X 7.45"
- 1" NPT inlet and outlet ports
- Houses 10" filters with 4.5" diameters
Features
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 6 reviews.
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It was great!!!
"Fit the bill!"
10" big blue filter
"working great ill know better when i change filter for the first time"
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"Good"
It was great!!!
"Great service!!!!!!!!"
Not installed yet. May not
"Not installed yet. May not need to, as another approach is being considered. Price was good, product appears to look like the same that was installed many years ago by Culligan Water. "O" ring on pressure relief is all that went bad with existing one. Will attempt to fix that first. Just wanted to have a back-up in case that did not work out."
Water Filter Housing
"Product as described, good communication and delivery."
Q&A
Q:
What filter size fits the Pentair 150237 housing?
A:
It accepts one nominal 10-inch Big Blue cartridge, commonly about 4.5 inches in diameter. Match actual cartridge dimensions before ordering.
Q:
What size are the plumbing ports?
A:
The housing uses 1-inch NPT inlet and outlet ports. Confirm pipe layout, thread type, flow direction, and room to remove the sump.
Q:
Does it include a pressure-relief button?
A:
Yes. The cap includes a pressure-release feature to help depressurize the housing before filter changes.
Q:
Which cartridges can be used?
A:
Choose a compatible 4.5-by-10-inch cartridge based on the treatment goal and required flow. Cartridge size alone does not determine media performance.
Q:
What causes leaks after a filter change?
A:
Common causes are a twisted or damaged O-ring, debris in the groove, a cracked sump, cross-threading, or overtightening. Depressurize before correcting a leak.
Q:
What installation clearance is needed?
A:
Allow room below the housing to remove the sump and cartridge, plus support for the filled housing and access to the pressure-release button.
