Hayward | SPX3207CM | TriStar Pump Impeller 1HP w/ Screw
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This replacement pump impeller is designed for compatible Hayward TriStar pool pumps and includes the required impeller screw. Hayward specifies the SPX3207CM as the 1 HP max-rate impeller, where it transfers motor rotation into water movement through the pump. It is used with compatible TriStar SP3200X-series pumps and should be matched to the correct pump and motor configuration during replacement.
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Key Features
ā¢ Genuine Hayward replacement pump impeller
ā¢ Rated for 1 HP max-rate TriStar applications
ā¢ Compatible with select TriStar SP3200X-series pumps
ā¢ Includes the impeller screw
ā¢ Installs with the TriStar SPX3200B3 diffuser
ā¢ Uses SPX3021R impeller ring in applicable assemblies
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Product Overview
The SPX3207CM is the 1 HP max-rate impeller specified by Hayward for compatible TriStar pump configurations. The impeller mounts to the motor shaft and rotates inside the diffuser, creating the water movement required for pool circulation. Hayward supplies this replacement component with its corresponding impeller screw.
It is important to distinguish the SPX3207CM from similar TriStar impellers. Hayward identifies SPX3207CM as 1 HP max-rate, while SPX3207C is 3/4 HP and SPX3210C is 1 HP full-rate. Verify the existing TriStar pump model and impeller number before replacement to ensure the correct hydraulic and motor configuration.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Hayward SPX3207CM TriStar impeller?
The Hayward SPX3207CM TriStar impeller is a 1 HP max-rate impeller with screw for compatible TriStar SP3200X-series pumps.
What does max-rate mean for the SPX3207CM?
Hayward specifies this as the 1 HP max-rate impeller. Match it to your pump's rating, since impellers are sized to the pump.
How do I know which impeller I need for my pump?
Match the pump model and horsepower, then compare with the part number or size on your old impeller. If you are unsure, check the label on your pump before ordering.
How can I tell if my impeller is worn or damaged?
Common signs are weak flow, low pressure, a noisy pump, or visible damage or debris when you open the wet end.
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