This self-aligning Aussie Insider fitting is a pool return component designed for compatible pool and spa circulation applications. The 2" fitting with 1-1/4" eye opening supports return water flow back into the pool while helping provide a finished appearance at the wall fitting location.

Built for pool construction, renovation, and return fitting replacement work, this white fitting is used where a self-aligning return fitting is required to support proper installation alignment and directed water movement.

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Key Features

• Self-aligning Aussie Insider fitting for compatible pool and spa return applications

• 2" fitting size for matching wall fitting and plumbing requirements

• 1-1/4" eye opening supports directed water return into the pool

• White finish provides a clean appearance in compatible pool and spa interiors

• Designed to support proper fitting alignment during installation

• Suitable for new construction, renovation, repair, and return fitting replacement projects

• Helps support circulation system performance by directing return water flow

• Professional installation is recommended to ensure proper fitment, sealing, and plumbing connection

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Product Overview

This return fitting is used as part of a compatible pool or spa circulation system to direct water back into the pool after it passes through the equipment system. The eye opening helps control the return flow path, supporting circulation and water movement within the pool.

The self-aligning design is intended to assist with proper fitting positioning during installation, helping the return assembly seat correctly in compatible applications. Proper alignment is important because wall fittings must seal securely and direct water flow without creating leaks or unnecessary restriction.

This fitting is commonly installed during new pool construction, resurfacing, renovation, or return fitting replacement. Before installation, the plumbing connection, fitting body, gasket or sealing surfaces, wall opening, and surrounding pool surface should be inspected for damage or debris.

Routine maintenance should include checking the fitting for cracks, looseness, discoloration, restricted flow, debris buildup, or signs of leakage around the wall connection. Keeping the return fitting in good condition helps support reliable circulation, efficient water movement, and long-term pool system performance.