Astral Pool Rola Chem Chlorine Squeeze Tube | RC1 / RC9 / Viron EQ Genuine Spare

Astral Pool (Hurlcon) Rola Chem Chlorine Squeeze Tube

Keep your Rola Chem chlorinator running at peak performance with this genuine OEM replacement chlorine squeeze tube. Designed for the RC1, RC9, and Viron EQ series, this tube ensures accurate chemical dosing and a reliable seal — no leaks, no guesswork.

Key Features

• Genuine Astral Pool / Rola Chem OEM part — guaranteed fit
• Compatible with Rola Chem RC1, RC9, and Viron EQ chlorinator models
• Durable squeeze tube construction for consistent chemical delivery
• Part number: RC1/9/EQ
• SKU: SP520113

Why Choose a Genuine Spare?

Aftermarket tubes can crack, swell, or fail prematurely when exposed to chlorine. A genuine Rola Chem tube maintains the correct flow rate and extends the life of your chlorinator pump head.

Compatibility

• Astral Pool / Hurlcon Rola Chem RC1
• Astral Pool / Hurlcon Rola Chem RC9
• Astral Pool Viron EQ Chlorinator

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Rola Chem chlorine squeeze tube do?

The squeeze tube is the peristaltic pump element inside your Rola Chem chlorinator. It flexes repeatedly to push liquid chlorine through the dosing system. Over time it degrades and must be replaced to maintain accurate dosing.

How often should I replace the Rola Chem squeeze tube?

Astral Pool recommends replacing the squeeze tube every 12–18 months, or sooner if you notice reduced chlorine output, cracking, or leaking around the pump head.

Is this tube compatible with the RC1, RC9, and Viron EQ models?

Yes. This genuine Astral Pool part (RC1/9/EQ, SKU SP520113) is designed to fit the Rola Chem RC1, RC9, and Viron EQ chlorinator models.

Can I use an aftermarket squeeze tube instead?

Aftermarket tubes may not match the exact wall thickness or material specification, which can cause incorrect flow rates or premature failure. A genuine OEM tube is the safest choice for reliable chlorine dosing.

How do I replace the squeeze tube on my Rola Chem chlorinator?

Turn off the chlorinator and isolate the chemical supply. Open the pump head cover, remove the old tube, and seat the new tube firmly around the rotor. Reassemble and prime before restarting. Refer to your RC1/RC9/Viron EQ manual for full instructions.