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Hayward Hydrosweep Eyeball Inlet Fitting, 1-1/2″ MIP, Slotted Opening, Black | SP1419ABLK

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Description

Hayward SP1419ABLK Hydrostream Hydrosweep Directional Flow Inlet Fitting (Black) — 1-1/2″ MIP, Slotted Opening

The Hayward SP1419ABLK is an OEM Hydrostream Hydrosweep directional return inlet fitting for pool wall returns. It features a slotted opening and an adjustable internal flow direction to help create a proper circulation pattern and reduce dead spots. This version is black to match darker pool finishes and return trim.

Key Features

  • Hydrosweep slotted outlet helps shape and spread return flow for improved circulation
  • Fully adjustable to direct flow to targeted areas of the pool
  • 1-1/2″ MIP threaded connection (fits common 1-1/2″ female return adapters)
  • Durable pool-grade construction for long-term use
  • Black finish

Fits / Compatibility

  • Standard pool wall return applications that accept a 1-1/2″ MIP threaded return fitting
  • Used as a replacement directional return fitting on many in-ground pool return lines

Common Reasons to Replace

  • Cracked or brittle return fitting from age/UV exposure
  • Worn/loose adjustment parts that won’t hold direction
  • Missing or damaged return outlet components after service
  • Upgrading from white trim to a black return fitting

Installation Notes

  • Verify the wall fitting accepts a 1-1/2″ male threaded return inlet before ordering.
  • Hand-tighten and align; avoid overtightening plastic threads.
  • After installation, adjust the outlet direction to improve overall circulation (often angled across the pool surface toward the skimmer, depending on layout).

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Maintenance Tips

  • Brush around the return opening regularly to prevent debris and scale buildup.
  • If flow weakens, check the pump basket and filter first—dirty filtration is the most common cause.
  • Keep water chemistry balanced to reduce calcium scaling that can restrict return outlets over time.
  • Re-aim the return periodically as seasons change (wind patterns and debris loads can shift the best circulation direction).