Hayward 1.5 HP Threaded Shaft Motor - SPX1610Z1M

Description

When replacing your pool pump motor you should always replace the shaft seal as well. Our products include a complete line of technologically advanced pumps, filters, heaters, heat pumps, automatic pool cleaners, lighting, controls, and salt chlorine generators— components engineered to work together to keep your pool at. That’s why our equipment is engineered to last and work smart at keeping your pool sparkling clean and trouble-free. This is a genuine Hayward replacement part. It is located near the impeller at the end of the motor shaft. C-Frame motors have a round “face” where the motor mounts to the pump with 4 bolt holes to attach the pump and a threaded shaft. The shaft seal is a 2 part piece made of rubber, metal, and ceramic and keeps water from entering the pump motor. Our objective is to make your pool experience worry and hassle-free. Our products include a complete line of technologically advanced pumps, filters, heaters, heat pumps, automatic pool cleaners, lighting, controls, and salt chlorine generators—high-quality components engineered to work together to keep your pool at its best. Whether you are trying to create the perfect backyard environment, reduce operating and maintenance costs through the ease of wireless controls, Hayward is your single source solution. Hayward aims to take the worry out of pool ownership by developing products that are efficient, require little maintenance, and add value to your investment.

Key Features

• Our objective is to make your pool experience worry and hassle-free.
• Our products include a complete line of technologically advanced pumps, filters, heaters, heat pumps, automatic pool cleaners, lighting, controls, and salt chlorine generators— components engineered to work together to keep your pool at.
• C-Frame motors have a round “face” where the motor mounts to the pump with 4 bolt holes to attach the pump and a threaded shaft.
• The shaft seal is a 2 part piece made of rubber, metal, and ceramic and keeps water from entering the pump motor.
• When replacing your pool pump motor you should always replace the shaft seal as well.
• It is located near the impeller at the end of the motor shaft.