AquaJet (Gen2) Pumps
Submersible fountain, waterfall and filter pump (available in flow rates from 600 to 2000 GPH / 2,271 to 7,570 LPH). AquaJet™ fountain and filter pumps are the complete solution for small to medium-size ponds or ponds up to 4000 gallons.
This all-in-one kit provides a stunning water fountain with the choice of 3 included fountain heads. Integrated, diverter valve supplies water to a small waterfall, external filters or spitting ornaments.
This combination of energy-efficient performance, and flow and ease of maintenance make this pump and fountain kit the ideal choice for discriminating pond owners.
- Extremely energy-efficient, saving hundreds of dollars over traditional water pumps
- Magnetically driven or mag-drive motor technology is easy to maintain
- Durable prefilter cage design prevents clogging and reduces pump maintenance
- Oil-free design prevents pond contamination
- Provides years of trouble-free operation
- 25' Power Cord
- 3 year Warranty
- 12" x 12" x 6" (all models)
- Maximum Fountain Height (w/Daisy Head): 600gph= 47" 1300gph=62" 2000gph=65"
- Now includes all pipe fittings, (3) fountain heads, & divert valve. No more having to purchase separate fittings.
- FREE STANDARD SHIPPING ON THESE PUMPS!
Protecting Mag Drives
These little pumps are almost maintenance-free. They are hard to overheat as long as they are kept submerged, and can run for years without failure -- IF they are kept clean. Two things will kill them; one can be repaired, one can’t. The first situation is pretty common – a small piece of mulch or twig gets past the prefilter and jams the impeller. When the flow stops, most folks’ first impulse is to unplug and re-plug the pump, to free the impeller, but this can backfire and snap the ceramic shaft that the impeller spins on. Luckily, the shaft, impeller and magnet assembly can usually be replaced at a modest cost.
Tip #2 When flow stops, unplug the pump, check for blockage and make sure the impeller can spin freely BEFORE plugging the pump back in. Use a pencil or screwdriver to rotate the impeller one full turn. If it doesn’t turn freely, remove the impeller housing, find the debris and remove it. This goes for all pumps.
The second situation that’s especially damaging to Mag Drives is to have the pump sitting directly in the pond, down in silt or sediment. Constantly pumping abrasive grit can wear the bushings that the impeller shaft rides in. Once worn, the shaft will start to wobble and the Mag will start to fail. Usually, the bushings are difficult or impossible to replace, so that’s it for the pump.
Tip #3 Either mount the pump in a skimmer, or keep any pump that’s sitting in a pond a few inches off the bottom, on a flat stone, to keep abrasive sand out of the pump.
New Features of the Generation 2 AquaJet Pump
1) The adjustable riser stem makes it simple to adjust the fountain head to different heights and/or depths
2) The rotational riser stem fitting allows for simple adjustment or leveling of fountain heads
3) Adjustable diverter and flow control allows water to be used for fountainhead, circulation, and additional equipment like spitters or external filters and waterfalls
4) The simple and secure-threaded disconnect allows for the pump to be easily removed from the pond for maintenance or winterization without removing hose clamps or plumbing assemblies
5) Protective pump cage prevents debris from clogging or damaging pump, thereby reducing maintenance
6) Simple pump cage clips make it easy to open the protective pump cage to perform pump maintenance or remove debris
7) Mag-drive motor technology makes this pump energy efficient and simple to maintain
8) Fine cage openings prevents fountain heads from becoming clogged
9) The wide, flat shape of the pump cage makes it stable and easy to place in the pond
To view the AquaJet Pumps Instruction Manual (English & French) in a Down-loadable PDF file that can be printed, click on the link "DOWNLOAD MANUAL"
For a copy of the PUMP TROUBLESHOOTING/WARRANTY GUIDELINES, "CLICK HERE".
NOTE: If you need this pump quickly, do not choose "Parcel Post" as your shipping option at check out. We have found that Parcel Post can take 3-4 days longer than what is listed as shipping times. Priority Mail will take 2-3 days to go from the East Coast to the West Coast. Additionally, Priority Mail can be tracked much better than Parcel Post.
