Description
Hayward CLX220G Saddle Fitting with Gasket for CL200 / CL220 Chemical Feeders
The Hayward CLX220G is an OEM saddle fitting with gasket used on select Hayward in-line/off-line chlorine and bromine chemical feeders. It provides the correct mounting and sealing interface where the feeder connects into the plumbing line, helping maintain a secure, leak-resistant connection.
Fits / Compatibility
- Hayward chemical feeder models: CL200, CL220, CL220ABG
- Also fits Hayward bromine feeder model: CL220BR
- Application: Chlorine/Bromine feeder plumbing connection
What It Fixes
- Leaks at the feeder saddle connection due to a worn or damaged saddle fitting
- Cracked, warped, or sun-brittle saddle body
- Flattened or damaged gasket that no longer seals reliably
- Missing saddle/gasket during feeder replacement or replumb
Key Features
- OEM Hayward replacement part for correct fit on compatible CL-series feeders
- Includes gasket for sealing
- Helps restore a tight connection between the feeder and the plumbing line
Specs (Quick Reference)
- Part Number: CLX220G
- GTIN: 610377003612
- Pool Type: In-Ground
- Replacement Part Warranty: 6 months (parts only)
- Approx. Shipping Weight: 1.5 lb
Installation Notes
- Turn the pump off and relieve pressure before servicing the feeder or saddle connection.
- Clean the mating surfaces so the gasket can seat evenly (salt/scale and old chemical residue can prevent sealing).
- Snug fasteners evenly—avoid overtightening plastic parts, which can crack the saddle or distort the gasket.
- After installation, run the system and check carefully for seepage around the saddle and gasket area.
Related Products
- Hayward CLX220G Saddle Fitting (search)
- Hayward CL200 Chlorinator Parts (search)
- Hayward CL220 Chlorinator Parts (search)
- Hayward CLX200PA Control Knob Assembly (search)
- Hayward CL200/CL220 Lid O-Ring & Seals (search)
- Chlorinator Check Valves (search)
Maintenance Tips
- Inspect the saddle and gasket area during seasonal service—small drips can quickly leave calcium deposits that worsen sealing.
- Keep feeder output reasonable and water chemistry balanced to reduce scale buildup around feeder fittings.
- If you open the connection for service, clean sealing surfaces and replace any flattened gasket rather than reusing it.
- Support nearby plumbing so the feeder connection isn’t carrying pipe stress that can cause leaks over time.
