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Metal frames, inflatable spas and a deep spares shelf
Intex is one of the few names here that numbers almost everything. A pool is a 28272NP, a cover is a 28020, a thermometer is a 29039 — and those numbers are what an owner searches three summers later when something perishes.
The spread across this catalogue reflects that. Frame pools and an inflatable spa sit beside the cartridge pump that serves them, a salt system, a small electric heater, a vacuum hose quoted in metres and a safety ladder given a step height. The accessory pages lean on compatibility: which housing a cartridge fits, which wall thickness a ladder is meant for.
Where the listings stay quiet is duty cycle. A flow rate tells you what a pump moves; it does not tell you how many hours a day the maker expects it to move it. Where that is unstated, the review says it is unstated.
3 500 l/h water flow, 2 000 l/h system flow, 4-way valve, RCD
The listing that names the distinction this whole site is built around: water flow 3 500 l/h, system flow 2 000 l/h — what the pump moves and what actually passes the filter, published side by side.
Best for: An Intex pool from the published compatibility list, where the fittings are already to hand
