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Unicel SC3-SR50 Replacement Cartridge | 50 SQ.FT. STA-RITE

Unicel SC3-SR50 Replacement Cartridge | 50 SQ.FT. STA-RITE

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Replace dirty Sta-Rite cartridges with the Unicel SC3-SR50 Replacement Cartridge. Shasta Pool Supply offers the best deals on replacement filter cartridges. Specifically, this high-quality replacement ensures optimal performance.

Unicel SC3-SR50 Replacement Cartridge

Upgrade your Sta-Rite filter cartridge and improve water clarity and efficiency. Furthermore, the Unicel SC3-SR50 delivers the OEM quality and fit. Additionally, Unicel cartridges have become the top brand for high quality replacement parts.

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Key Features

  • Superior Filtration: With a pleat count of 195 and a filter area of 52 square feet, this cartridge captures more contaminants, resulting in clearer and cleaner water.
  • Optimal Size: Measuring 8-11/16 inches in diameter and 13-5/16 inches in length, it fits perfectly into your existing STA-RITE system.
  • Durable Construction: Made from 4-ounce reemay filter media, it provides long-lasting performance and reduces the frequency of cleanings.
  • Meets OEM Specifications: Engineered to meet the original equipment manufacturer standards, ensuring compatibility and reliability.

Technical Specifications

  • Diameter: 8-11/16 inch; length: 13-5/16 inch
  • Top end cap: open 4-3/16 inch inner diameter; bottom end cap: open w/molded gasket 4-3/16 inch inner diameter
  • Pleat count: 195; filter media: 4-ounce reemay; filter area: 52 square feet

Specs

  • Part Number: SC3-SR50
  • Manufacturer: Unicel
  • Length: 9.25
  • Width: 9.25
  • Height: 13.375

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