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PSD75 / C-7370 / FC-2760 / Sundance 6540-483

75 sq ft replacement filter cartridge • 7.5625″ OD × 17.75″ long

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Cross-Reference & Interchangeable Part Numbers

BrandPart NumberType
PleatcoPSD75Primary
UnicelC-7370Equivalent
FilburFC-2760Equivalent
OEMSundance 6540-483Original Equipment

Always verify dimensions and end-cap type before purchasing a replacement.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the dimensions of the PSD75?

The PSD75 is 7.5625 inches in outer diameter, 17.75 inches long, with an open top and an open bottom. Total filtration area is 75 square feet. Before ordering, pull your existing cartridge and measure it yourself, or check the label inside the housing. OD and length both have to match within about an eighth of an inch, and the end-cap style needs to match exactly so the cartridge seats properly when the lid closes.

What other part numbers are interchangeable with the PSD75?

PSD75 is the same physical cartridge as C-7370, FC-2760, plus OEM versions like Sundance 6540-483. Same dimensions (7.5625" × 17.75"), same open top, same open bottom. The Pleatco, Unicel, and Filbur boxes ship the same media inside, just with different stickers. The only thing to watch is the end-cap style: if a cross-reference has a slightly different cap design, it may not seat right in your housing.

Is the Sundance 6540-483 the same filter as the PSD75?

Yes. Sundance 6540-483 is an OEM number, the code the tub or pool builder stamps on the cartridge they ship. The filter itself is made by Pleatco, Unicel, or Filbur, so Sundance 6540-483 and PSD75, C-7370, FC-2760 all point to one interchangeable cartridge. Buy whichever is cheapest with solid recent reviews, and just check that the dimensions match your old cartridge before you order.

How often should I replace the PSD75?

Most filter cartridges last between 12 and 24 months. Pull the PSD75 every few months for a hose rinse, soak it in cleaner quarterly, and replace it when the pleats are torn, channeling, or won't come clean. Bather load, water chemistry, and how often you actually clean it all matter more than the calendar.

How do I clean the PSD75?

The PSD75 has open ends on both top and bottom, so water flows straight through. Pull the cartridge from the housing and hose it down. Hit the pleats from above at about a 45-degree angle so water rinses debris out instead of packing it deeper, and work top to bottom while rotating the cartridge. Skip the pressure washer. The high pressure tears or collapses pleats, and once that happens you've lost media that doesn't come back. Every few months (or at every water change, whichever comes first), do a deep clean: overnight soak in a hot tub filter cleaner, then a thorough rinse. If your cartridge has a closed end cap, let it dry before reinstalling so you don't trap moisture inside the cartridge core.

Which hot tubs and spas use the PSD75?

Pull your existing cartridge and read the part number off the end cap, or check the label inside the filter compartment. That's the most reliable way to confirm compatibility.

Dimensions

7.5625″ OD17.75″ L75 sq ftopen top

Specifications

Outer Diameter7.5625″
Length17.75″
Top TypeOpen (no end cap)
Bottom TypeOpen (no end cap)
Filtration Area75 sq ft
Primary BrandPleatco
Part NumberPSD75

Fitment notes

Castellated (castle) top ring, 2-2/3 inch bottom opening. Replaces Sundance OEM 6540-483. Cross-reference warning: Pleatco's 2008 catalog gives the Unicel equivalent as C-7340, a number Unicel no longer publishes. Unicel's current part for OEM 6540-483 is the C-7370, at 75 sq ft and 7-1/2 by 17-3/4 inches, which matches this cartridge.

Last verified August 2026