This Insider wall return fitting is a replacement or installation component designed for compatible pool and spa return applications. The 2" FIP x 2" socket configuration supports matching threaded and slip-style plumbing connections, allowing filtered water to return from the circulation system back into the pool.

Built for new construction, renovation, resurfacing, and return fitting replacement work, this dark gray fitting is used where a durable wall return connection is required as part of the pool circulation system.

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Key Features

• Insider wall return fitting for compatible pool and spa return applications

• 2" FIP x 2" socket configuration for matching plumbing installation requirements

• Dark gray finish coordinates with select pool interiors and finish designs

• Used to return filtered water from the circulation system back into the pool

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

• Helps provide a finished wall connection while supporting circulation system water movement

• Replacement solution for worn, cracked, damaged, discolored, or deteriorated return fittings

• Professional installation is recommended to ensure proper plumbing connection, wall preparation, sealing, and finish integration

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Product Overview

This wall return fitting is used in compatible pool and spa installations as the return point for filtered water coming back from the pool equipment system. It connects the circulation plumbing to the pool wall fitting assembly and helps direct water back into the pool for circulation and distribution.

The 2" FIP x 2" socket configuration supports installations where threaded and socket-style plumbing connections are required. Proper fitting selection is important because the return fitting must match the plumbing layout, pool wall construction, and final finish requirements.

During installation, the plumbing connection, fitting body, wall penetration, sealing surfaces, and surrounding pool structure should be inspected and prepared carefully. Proper placement and alignment are important so the return fitting integrates correctly with the final pool finish and does not create leaks or flow restrictions.

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