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Waterway Plastics 400-1417B Eyeball Fitting - 3/8 inch Eyeball

Waterway Plastics 400-1417B Eyeball Fitting - 3/8 inch Eyeball

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What This Part Is Used For
The Waterway Plastics 400-1417B eyeball fitting is used in pool return systems to create a higher velocity return stream. The 0.375 inch eyeball opening restricts flow to increase directional force. This fitting is often used where stronger circulation or targeted jetting is needed. It is commonly installed in wall return housings.

Why This Part Matters
Smaller eyeball openings increase return velocity, which can improve circulation in problem areas. Using the wrong eyeball size can result in weak flow or excessive turbulence. This size is selected when focused water movement is required. Proper eyeball selection helps fine-tune system performance.

Key Features and Specifications

  • Manufacturer part number 400-1417B
  • Eyeball return fitting
  • 0.375 inch eyeball opening
  • Used in pool wall return assemblies
  • Creates higher velocity return flow
  • OEM Waterway Plastics replacement
  • Common in circulation tuning applications

Installation and Fitment Guidance
This eyeball installs into compatible Waterway return housings. Installers typically test circulation after installation to confirm performance. Fitment depends on return body compatibility. Confirm by manufacturer part number before ordering.

About the Waterway Plastics Brand
Waterway Plastics manufactures a wide range of return and circulation components. Their eyeball fittings are engineered for consistent fit and predictable flow characteristics. Waterway parts are widely used in both new builds and service work. Professionals trust the brand for reliable performance.

Common Service Context
This eyeball is commonly installed when addressing low circulation or dead spots. Technicians recognize it by its smaller opening size. It is often swapped with larger eyeballs to adjust return velocity.

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