Hayward SX200EB Drain Pipe Assembly with Cap, O-Ring & Gasket (ProSeries / S200 & S240)
Hayward SX200EB is a genuine replacement drain pipe assembly used on select Hayward sand filters. This assembly installs at the filter’s drain port area and is used to restore proper draining and sealing when the original drain pipe, cap, O-ring, or gasket is worn, cracked, leaking, or missing.
Key Features
- Part Number: SX200EB
- Brand: Hayward
- Type: Sand filter drain pipe assembly
- Helps restore proper drain function and leak-free sealing at the drain port
- Genuine Hayward replacement part for correct fit and reliability
What’s Included
- Drain pipe
- O-ring
- Drain cap
- Gasket
Common Compatibility (Verify Your Filter Model)
- Hayward ProSeries sand filters: S160T, S200 series, S240 series
- Hayward sand filters: S190T and S245T series
- Also commonly referenced for compatible Hayward GM-series sand filters (model dependent)
Common Problems This Part Helps Fix
- Water leaking or dripping from the drain area
- Cracked drain cap or stripped cap threads
- Missing/damaged drain pipe components after service
- Difficulty draining the filter for winterizing or sand changes
Installation Notes
- Shut off pump power and relieve filter pressure completely before servicing.
- Clean the sealing surfaces before installing the new O-ring/gasket.
- Hand-tighten the cap to a firm seal; avoid overtightening plastic components.
- After installation, restart the system and check for leaks once normal operating pressure is reached.
Related Products
- Hayward SX200EB (This Drain Assembly)
- Hayward SX200K Dome Lid (S200/S240)
- Hayward SX200Z7 Tank O-Ring / Seal (S200)
- Hayward SX200Q Threaded Lateral
- Hayward SX200QPAK10 Threaded Laterals (10 Pack)
- Hayward S200 Sand Filter Parts
- Hayward S240 Sand Filter Parts
- Pool-Safe Silicone O-Ring Lubricant
Maintenance Tips
- Open the drain slowly after relieving pressure to avoid sudden rush and debris blowout.
- Inspect the drain cap seal/O-ring seasonally and replace at the first sign of cracking or flattening.
- Keep sand and grit out of sealing surfaces to prevent slow leaks.
- When winterizing, confirm the drain area is fully sealed during the season and easy to open when needed.
