PondSelect
PondSelect Classic Series Pond Fountain
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PondSelect Classic Series Pond Fountain
- Floating pond & lake fountain, increases water quality with a stunning display.
- Includes: fountain pump, five nozzles, float and power cord.
- Optional lights, timers and filter screens can be added now or later.
- Fast and easy installation, plugs right into a standard residential outlet.
- Achieves the look of a large fountain at a great price.
- Approved for use in salt water, no added equipment required.
- Backed by a 2-Year Warranty.
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| Palm Nozzle | Trumpet Jet Nozzle | Wide Plume Nozzle | Gusher Nozzle | Trumpet Nozzle | |
| Spray Size - 1/3 HP | 5 Ft. Tall x 14 Ft. Wide | 5 Ft. Tall x 14 Ft. Wide | 2 Ft. Tall x 14 Ft. Wide | 6 Ft. Tall x 2 Ft. Wide | 6 Ft. Tall x 16 Ft. Wide |
| Spray Size - 1/2 HP | 6 Ft. Tall x 16 Ft. Wide | 8 Ft. Tall x 16 Ft. Wide | 4 Ft. Tall x 16 Ft. Wide | 8 Ft. Tall x 2 Ft. Wide | 8 Ft. Tall x 17 Ft. Wide |
| Spray Size - 3/4 HP | 8 Ft. Tall x 18 Ft. Wide | 10 Ft. Tall x 20 Ft. Wide | 4 Ft. Tall x 20 Ft. Wide | 10 Ft. Tall x 2 Ft. Wide | 9 Ft. Tall x 20 Ft. Wide |
| Spray Size - 1 HP | 10 Ft. Tall x 20 Ft. Wide | 12 Ft. Tall x 24 Ft. Wide | 5 Ft. Tall x 22 Ft. Wide | 12 Ft. Tall x 2 Ft. Wide | 11 Ft. Tall x 24 Ft. Wide |
Motor Comparison
| 1/3 HP | 1/2 HP | 3/4 HP | 1 HP | |
| Best For Ponds | 1/8 Acre | 1/8 - 1/4 Acre | 1/4 - 1/2 Acre | 1/2 - 3/4 Acre |
| Required Depth | 24 Inches (+) | 30 Inches (+) | 30 Inches (+) | 30 Inches (+) |
| Pump Flow Rate | 4,200 Gal / Hour | 5,300 Gal / Hour | 7,000 Gal / Hour | 9,000 Gal / Hour |
| Amps - 115V | 2.6A | 3.7A | 4.6A | 5.8A |
| Amps - 230V | 115V Only | 115V Only | 115V Only | 115V Only |
| Avg. Run Cost | $0.04 / Hour | $0.06 / Hour | $0.08 / Hour | $0.10 / Hour |
| Warranty | 2-Year Warranty | 2-Year Warranty | 2-Year Warranty | 2-Year Warranty |
FAQs
Which Horsepower Should I Choose?
We recommend using a minimum of 1 HP to 1.5 HP for each acre of pond size. For a truly spectacular display, it's well worth it to go with the largest motor you can!
How Do I Install The Fountain?
If you do not already have power near your pond, then you'll want to consult a licensed electrician to install a power source. Once a power source is available, installation of the fountain is relatively easy. The fountain floats in the middle of the pond and is anchored on two sides using nylon rope. The fountain is then plugged in via submersible cord to the power source at the edge of your pond.
How Long Should I Run The Fountain?
If you're adding a fountain for aeration, we advise running it for a minimum of 12 hours per day. If it's purely for decoration, then you can run it as long as you'd like.
Should I Remove The Fountain Before Winter?
PondSelect fountains are not designed to operate during the winter and should be removed from the pond prior to freezing temperatures. This is a good time to clean and inspect the fountain before winter storage.
Do I Need To Clean The Fountain?
Generally, you should not have to clean the fountain often. This is especially the case if the optional filter screen is added to the fountain. If you notice a drop in spray size over time, that's a sign the fountain needs to be cleaned. Disconnect the power, remove the fountain from the pond and give the unit a thorough cleaning.
Will A Fountain Aerate My Pond?
Fountains do more than just look great, they’re also one of the most effective ways to aerate a pond. Unlike other aeration methods, fountains spray water into the air where it absorbs maximum oxygen before returning to the pond. Because fountains spread oxygen-rich water across the entire surface, they are capable of broader and more consistent coverage. In fact, most State and County agencies specify fountains in their permitting requirements for new retention ponds — a clear sign of their effectiveness and reliability.
How Do The Light Kits Work?
PondSelect light kits easily attach onto the fountain’s float in just minutes using the provided hardware. Each kit includes its own set of power cord which plugs into a standard residential outlet. Both white and colored options come with a timer, and the colored light kits also include a remote control.
Do I Need A Pump Timer?
Fountain pump timers are completely optional. They control the fountain only, so if you plan to have your fountain run on a schedule, adding a timer is a smart move.
