Poolrite pool filter cartridges by part number

4 Poolrite cartridges sold in Australia. Each part page lists the models it fits, how often to change it and what sellers charge.

The cartridges

C Series CL50 cartridge element 1108003011080030 · 1 modelfrom $152.00
11080030 is Poolrite's own element for the C Series CL50 cartridge filter, sold in Poolrite's online store. It sits inside the 285 mm body under the locking ring. Poolrite says to clean it when the gauge reads 40–60 kPa above the clean-filter pressure, without a high-pressure hose or stiff brush, and suggests keeping a spare to rotate.
After the change: No reset light. Poolrite says to clean the cartridge when the gauge reads about 40–60 kPa above the clean-filter pressure.
Fits the CL50.
C Series CL100 cartridge element 1108003211080032 · 1 modelfrom $271.00
11080032 is Poolrite's own element for the C Series CL100 cartridge filter, sold in Poolrite's online store. It sits inside the 285 mm body under the locking ring. Poolrite says to clean it when the gauge reads 40–60 kPa above the clean-filter pressure, without a high-pressure hose or stiff brush, and suggests keeping a spare to rotate.
After the change: No reset light. Poolrite says to clean the cartridge when the gauge reads about 40–60 kPa above the clean-filter pressure.
Fits the CL100.
C Series CL150 cartridge element 1108003311080033 · 1 modelfrom $284.00
11080033 is Poolrite's own element for the C Series CL150 cartridge filter, sold in Poolrite's online store. It sits inside the 285 mm body under the locking ring. Poolrite says to clean it when the gauge reads 40–60 kPa above the clean-filter pressure, without a high-pressure hose or stiff brush, and suggests keeping a spare to rotate.
After the change: No reset light. Poolrite says to clean the cartridge when the gauge reads about 40–60 kPa above the clean-filter pressure.
Fits the CL150.
C Series CL200 cartridge element 1108003411080034 · 1 modelfrom $458.00
11080034 is Poolrite's own element for the C Series CL200 cartridge filter, sold in Poolrite's online store. It sits inside the 285 mm body under the locking ring. Poolrite says to clean it when the gauge reads 40–60 kPa above the clean-filter pressure, without a high-pressure hose or stiff brush, and suggests keeping a spare to rotate.
After the change: No reset light. Poolrite says to clean the cartridge when the gauge reads about 40–60 kPa above the clean-filter pressure.
Fits the CL200.

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