Hayward | PVX280PK2 | Hose Float White, 2/Pack

These white hose floats are replacement components designed for compatible Hayward automatic pool cleaner hose assemblies. They help support proper hose buoyancy in the water, allowing the cleaner hose to float and move as intended during cleaner operation.

Built for pool cleaner maintenance and repair, this 2-pack is commonly used when the original hose floats are missing, damaged, worn, waterlogged, or no longer keeping the hose positioned correctly in the pool.

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Key Features

• Replacement hose floats for compatible Hayward automatic pool cleaner hose assemblies

• Includes 2 white hose floats for cleaner hose service and maintenance

• Helps maintain proper hose buoyancy during automatic cleaner operation

• Supports cleaner hose positioning to help reduce drag, sinking, or restricted movement

• Used to replace missing, cracked, worn, or deteriorated original hose floats

• Suitable for residential pool cleaner repair, maintenance, and refurbishment

• Helps support consistent cleaner movement when installed in the correct hose locations

• Simple replacement component for restoring proper hose float function

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Product Overview

These hose floats are used on compatible automatic pool cleaner hose assemblies to help keep the hose properly positioned in the water. Proper buoyancy is important because the hose must move freely with the cleaner while avoiding excessive sinking, dragging, or interference with cleaner travel.

The floats are commonly replaced during pool cleaner service when the original components become damaged, loose, waterlogged, or missing. Worn or missing floats can affect hose balance and may reduce the cleaner’s ability to move consistently across the pool surface.

During installation, the cleaner hose should be inspected for cracks, leaks, worn sections, or loose connections. Hose floats should be positioned according to the cleaner’s setup requirements so the hose maintains the correct balance and movement during operation.

Routine maintenance should include checking the hose assembly for proper float placement, buoyancy, leaks, and debris buildup. Keeping hose floats in good condition helps support reliable cleaner performance and extends the service life of the cleaner hose system.