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SICCE GREEN RESET V-BAND 60-100L
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SICCE GREEN RESET V-BAND 60-100L

JD 45.00

Product Overview

Genuine stainless steel replacement V-Band locking clamp for Sicce Green Reset 60 and 100 pressurized pond filters. , The Sicce Green Reset V-Band is a high-quality, genuine replacement locking clamp designed specifically for the Green Reset pressurized pond filter series. This essential component ensures a secure, watertight seal between the filter head and the canister body, maintaining the internal pressure required for effective mechanical and biological filtration. Fabricated from durable, corrosion-resistant stainless steel, it is built to withstand the rigors of outdoor pond environments and frequent maintenance cycles. Whether you are replacing a worn clamp or performing routine system upkeep, this V-Band provides the structural integrity necessary to prevent leaks and ensure the longevity of your filtration system.

Key Features

  • Genuine Sicce replacement part
  • Constructed from high-grade stainless steel for durability
  • Ensures a pressurized, watertight seal
  • Corrosion-resistant for long-term outdoor use
  • Designed for easy installation and secure locking

Suitable For

Sicce Green Reset 60 Pressurized Filter
Sicce Green Reset 100 Pressurized Filter
Pond filtration maintenance and repair

Usage Instructions

Disconnect the power to the pond pump and ensure the filter is depressurized.
Remove the old or damaged V-Band from the filter housing.
Ensure the filter head and O-ring are properly seated on the canister body.
Position the new V-Band around the junction of the head and the body.
Tighten the locking mechanism securely to create a firm seal before restarting the pump.

Material

Stainless Steel

Compatibility

Green Reset 60, Green Reset 100

Component Type

Locking Clamp / V-Band

Specification Value

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