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Description

EHEIM Threaded Connector for Classic 2211, 2213 & 2314

Restore a secure and reliable hose connection with the genuine EHEIM Threaded Connector (7470758). Designed for compatible EHEIM Classic external canister filters, this replacement threaded connector provides a strong, leak-resistant connection between the filter body and the hose assembly, ensuring consistent water flow and dependable filtration performance.

Manufactured to EHEIM's exact specifications, this original spare part is made from durable, high-quality plastic for long-lasting performance. It is the ideal replacement for cracked, worn, or damaged threaded connectors, helping restore your filter to optimal operating condition.


Key Benefits

  • Genuine EHEIM replacement part
  • Secure threaded connection for reliable water flow
  • Helps prevent leaks when correctly installed
  • Precision-engineered for an exact fit
  • Durable, high-quality plastic construction
  • Quick and easy installation
  • Ideal for routine maintenance and repairs
  • Suitable for freshwater and marine aquariums

Product Specifications

Brand: EHEIM

Product: Threaded Connector

Part Number: 7470758

Material: Durable Plastic

Application: Hose connector for external canister filters

Pack Contents: 1 × Threaded Connector


Compatibility

Compatible with:

  • EHEIM Classic 150 (2211)
  • EHEIM Classic 250 (2213)
  • EHEIM Classic 250 Thermo (2313)

If your product is labelled "2314", please verify the model number before purchasing, as this threaded connector is commonly specified for the 2313 series.


Installation Tips

  1. Turn off and unplug the filter before servicing.
  2. Disconnect the hose from the existing threaded connector.
  3. Remove the damaged connector from the filter body.
  4. Install the new connector and tighten it by hand until secure.
  5. Reconnect the hose and ensure all fittings are properly seated.
  6. Restart the filter and inspect for leaks before returning it to normal operation.

Regularly inspect threaded fittings during maintenance and replace them if they become cracked or worn to maintain reliable filtration performance.

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