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Autopilot 12' Dig-220 Cell Cord
Autopilot 12' Dig-220 Cell Cord

Autopilot 12' Dig-220 Cell Cord

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Part Number: 952-ST/DIG
Retail Price:$109.80
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Autopilot 12' Dig-220 Cell Cord
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1 Year Limited Warranty
The Autopilot replacement cell cord is compatible with all Pool Pilot Total Control, Digital, Soft Touch chlorine generators with the pictured DIG-220 connectors. This part needs to be replaced when the Autopilot chlorine generator cell is also replaced in order to maintain manufacturer warranty. Cell cords are available with multiple styles of connectors, the most common is pictured. Call for availability if other or older styles are needed.

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Q: do you have cost for autopilot inventory # part 952 ST/ dig cord [has black/red plug at 1 end]...this cord that goes with replacement salt cell autopilot PPC1 [also need cost] ? THX

Asked by: alexander - 4/24/2019
A: This is the correct cell cord. You can use either of these two cells:
https://www.discountsaltpool.com/Autopilot-RC-35-Replacement-Salt-Cell
https://www.discountsaltpool.com/Replacement-for-Autopilot%C2%AE-PPC1-RC-3522-Salt-Cell-Generic_p_273.html
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Answer provided by: David (4/24/2019)
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