This self-aligning Insider wall inlet fitting is a replacement component designed for compatible pool and spa return applications. The 1.5" fitting size with 3/4" eye opening supports directed water return into the pool while helping provide a finished appearance at the wall fitting location.

Built for pool construction, renovation, liner replacement, and inlet fitting service, this black fitting is commonly used when the original component is worn, cracked, faded, damaged, or being replaced as part of wall fitting maintenance.

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Key Features

• Replacement self-aligning Insider wall inlet fitting for compatible pool and spa applications

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

• 3/4" eye opening supports directed return water flow into the pool

• Black finish coordinates with select vinyl liner and pool interior designs

• Self-aligning design helps support proper fitting positioning during installation

• Suitable for liner replacement, return fitting repair, pool renovation, and new construction work

• Helps provide a finished wall appearance while supporting circulation system water return

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

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Product Overview

This wall inlet fitting is used as a return point in compatible pool and spa circulation systems. It directs filtered water back into the pool through the 3/4" eye opening, helping support circulation, water movement, and distribution throughout the pool.

The self-aligning design helps the fitting seat properly during installation, which is important for wall fittings that must remain aligned, sealed, and secure. Proper fitment is especially important in liner pool applications because return fittings are wall penetrations that must be sealed correctly to help prevent leaks.

During installation, the liner, gasket surfaces, fitting body, plumbing connection, screw locations, and surrounding wall area should be inspected for damage, debris, or distortion. The fitting should sit evenly against the pool surface, and all components should be aligned before final tightening.

Routine maintenance should include checking the fitting for cracks, looseness, discoloration, leakage, debris buildup, or restricted flow. Keeping the inlet fitting in good condition helps support proper circulation, pool wall integrity, and long-term system reliability.