Pool Wall Suction Cover - BWT Procopi TP-270 (Parametric, OpenSCAD)
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Parametric protective cover designed for use on pool suction inlets.
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This is a parametric protective cover for the BWT Procopi pool wall fitting TP-270, designed for use on pool suction inlets.
The cover is intended to prevent the suction opening from being fully blocked, for example by body parts, hair, pool toys, or debris.
It features multiple small holes on the front and sides, allowing water to flow even if one area is obstructed.
Important:
This model is only a protective cover, not a sealing component.
It must only be mounted onto an already correctly installed wall fitting that seals the pool.
Safety Notice
This design is intended only as an additional safety measure and does not replace proper pool hydraulic safety design.
Always use at least two suction inlets
Both suction inlets must be connected to a common suction pipe leading to the pump
The suction inlets must be at least 2 meters apart
Parametric Design (OpenSCAD)
An STL file is attached that fits the BWT Procopi TP-270. If you are happy with that design, you do not need to use the OpenSCAD file.
The model is fully parametric and written in OpenSCAD. This makes the design reusable for other pool wall fittings, not only the BWT TP-270.
Dimensions can be adjusted to fit other wall fittings or suction inlets
The easiest way is to download the SCAD file and upload it to https://ochafik.com/openscad2. You can use this link, which already includes the model.
On the left side you can see the OpenSCAD code, in the center the preview of the model, and on the right-hand side the parameters that you can adjust.
Once you are happy with the dimensions click on the "Render" button in the lower left corner and then download the STL file and use it in your slicer.
The OpenSCAD design uses the BOSL2 library for the threading. If you use a local installation of OpenSCAD you have to make sure to install this library and adjust the header
Printing Recommendations
I used PETG as I saw in many places that this is the recommended material for chlorinated underwater UV withstanding material. ASA or ABS might also be a good choice. Do not use PLA as this is not very UV stable and could break more easily.