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Hayward V094P PoolVac Regulator Valve
Hayward V094P PoolVac Regulator Valve
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What This Part Is Used For
The Hayward V094P is a regulator valve used with compatible Hayward PoolVac suction cleaners. It helps control suction flow to the cleaner when connected through the skimmer or a dedicated vacuum line. This valve is part of keeping cleaner performance stable as the filter loads up.
Why This Part Matters
Without proper regulation, suction can swing too high or too low, which makes cleaner movement inconsistent. Too much suction can cause the cleaner to stall on the floor or climb too aggressively, while too little suction leads to weak pickup and missed areas. A working regulator helps protect the pump from being overdrawn through the cleaner line. It also makes cleaner setup more predictable after filter cleanings and pump changes.
Key Features and Specifications
- Manufacturer part number: V094P
- Regulator valve for Hayward PoolVac suction cleaners
- Helps control suction flow to the cleaner
- Used with skimmer or dedicated vacuum line connections
- Supports consistent cleaner movement and performance
Installation and Fitment Guidance
Install per the cleaner setup configuration and verify flow using a gauge if available. After installation, confirm the cleaner moves consistently and the pump maintains a stable prime. Confirm by manufacturer part number before ordering.
About the Hayward Brand
Hayward produces a full ecosystem of residential pool equipment including pumps, filters, heaters, automation, cleaners, chlorination systems, and service parts. Their suction cleaners are built to integrate with common pool circulation and skimmer layouts. This compatibility helps keep performance consistent when the system is balanced correctly. Hayward replacement parts are widely supported by pool service professionals.
Common Service Context
Techs usually replace regulator valves when a PoolVac starts moving erratically or loses performance after equipment changes. It is also common when a cleaner setup keeps starving the pump or pulling excessive suction through the skimmer line.
