Pentair Triton NEO Bulkhead
Shipping 1-2 weeks
Certified online store
Easy returns within 14 days
Looking for advice?
Pentair Triton NEO Bulkhead – Reference RTTBHD
The Pentair RTTBHD Bulkhead is the genuine replacement bulkhead fitting for Triton NEO sand filters. The bulkhead is the threaded fitting moulded into the side or base of the filter tank that provides the connection point for the drain outlet. A watertight bulkhead seal is critical — any failure here results in a leak at the tank wall, causing water loss and potential damage to the surrounding plant room or installation area.
Watertight Tank Penetration
The RTTBHD is designed with a flat flange and integrated O-ring seat that compresses against the inside of the tank wall when tightened, creating a reliable, long-lasting watertight seal. It is manufactured from chemical-resistant polymer that remains stable in contact with chlorinated water, salt, and pool treatment chemicals.
Straightforward Replacement
Replacing a failed bulkhead requires draining the filter tank and unscrewing the old fitting. The new RTTBHD is installed with a fresh O-ring seal (included) and hand-tightened, then checked for leaks before returning the filter to service.
Key Specifications
- Reference: RTTBHD
- Type: Tank bulkhead fitting
- Seal: O-ring included
- Compatible with: Pentair Triton NEO sand filters
- Brand: Pentair
Additional information
| Reference: | RTTBHD |
|---|---|
| Type: | Tank bulkhead fitting |
| Seal: | O-ring included |
| Compatible With: | Pentair Triton NEO sand filters |
In details
- Original Pentair part — factory-spec fit for the Triton NEO tank wall
- O-ring included for a fully watertight installation straight from the box
- Chemical-resistant polymer rated for continuous pool water exposure
- Eliminates tank wall leaks at the drain connection point
- Straightforward drain-and-replace procedure with no specialist tools
- Filter tank must be fully drained before the bulkhead can be replaced
- Over-tightening can crack the tank wall — hand-tight plus a quarter turn is sufficient
