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Complete brass vacuum breaker fitting used in the Profitec Pro 500 and ECM Mechanika heat exchanger machines

Compatible with our Vacuum Breaker Rebuild Kit

Profitec Pro 500 / ECM Mechanika Complete Vacuum Breaker

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Complete brass vacuum breaker fitting used in the Profitec Pro 500 and ECM Mechanika heat exchanger machines

Compatible with our Vacuum Breaker Rebuild Kit

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Customers said this vacuum breaker is "easy to install" and works well, with most praising it as a "perfect match" and "exact replacement" for their machines. However, one customer noted compatibility issues with the Pro 700 model, lacking a nozzle for the silicon tube. Overall praised for fit and functionality.

  • Easy to install. Seems to be working well.
  • Exact replacement for Profitec 500. Easy fix.
  • Perfect match for my Profitec Pro 500
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Alex W.
Good

Good

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Shannon W.
Easy to install. Seems to

Easy to install. Seems to be working well.

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Misael O.R.
Excellent service, great help of

Excellent service, great help of the Technician that answers my questions. In general a great service - I’m happy of it. Thanks

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Michael A.S.
Perfect fit

Exact replacement for Profitec 500. Easy fix.

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Harry G.
Perfect match for my Profitec

Perfect match for my Profitec Pro 500

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Stephen D.
Not quite right for a profitec pro 700

So I assumed this would fit my profitec pro 700 as it says it is for profitec/ecm machines. On the packing slip it says it's for a pro 500. Turns out It doesn't have a nozzle to attach the silicon tube at the top that would run to the drain. I guess those machines just leak water into their own internals? Luckily, I was able to use my old vacuum breaker top part on this one and that seems to work fine.

It would be nice to have a picture and more info here to make things smoother.