Hayward Saddle Clamp Kit for Automatic Chlorine and Bromine Feeders CL110 CL220 | CLX220K
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About This Item
The Hayward Saddle Clamp Kit (CLX220K) is the OEM replacement saddle clamp assembly for Hayward off-line automatic chlorine and bromine feeders.
IMPORTANT: KIT INCLUDES MULTIPLE COMPONENTS
CLX220K is sold as a kit containing the complete saddle clamp assembly. Confirm all components are present before installation.
The saddle clamp secures the off-line feeder's inlet and outlet hose connections to the pool plumbing, maintaining a leak-free seal between the feeder and the circulation system. Replacing a worn or damaged saddle clamp restores a secure, watertight connection and prevents bypass flow loss.
Specifications
| Hayward Part Number | CLX220K |
| Kit | Yes — complete saddle clamp assembly |
| UPC | 610377003650 |
Fits Into
| Brand | Equipment Line | Model / Part Number | Notes |
| Hayward | Automatic Chlorine Feeder, 13", Off-Line (Open Line) | CL110 | — |
| Hayward | Automatic Chlorine Feeder, 4.2 lbs, Off-Line (ABG) (Open Line) | CL110ABG | — |
| Hayward | Automatic Chlorine Feeder, 15.5", Off-Line (Open Line) | CL220 | — |
| Hayward | Automatic Chlorine Feeder, 9 lbs, Off-Line (ABG) (Open Line) | CL220ABG | — |
| Hayward | Automatic Bromine Feeder, 9 lbs, Off-Line (Open Line) | CL220BR | — |
Compatibility is based on Hayward parts documentation and available OEM records. This is not an exhaustive list. For certainty, verify the part number in your equipment's manual or on the original part itself before ordering.
Poolaroo Pro Tip
Before removing the old saddle clamp, close the feeder's inlet and outlet valves and ensure no residual chlorine tablets or sanitizer remain inside the feeder body. Saddle clamp hardware exposed to concentrated sanitizer can deteriorate faster than normal — inspect hose barbs and fittings at the same time and replace any that show cracking or brittleness.
