Scott Aerator Amherst Pond Fountain

Quick Facts

• Floating pond & lake fountain.

• Comes with fountain pump, Amherst nozzle, float, bottom screen and power cord. 

• Up to 100 FT of cord available on 115V units, up to 400 FT of cord available on 230V units.

• Optional lights, additional nozzles & timers available.

• Designed for 24-hour, 4-season operation. The fountain can stay in the pond during Winter.

• Easy installation, requires zero maintenance. 
  

• 115V motors can be plugged into normal 110-120V residential outlets.

• 230V motors are hardwired directly to the breaker or to an added timer.

• Approved for use in salt water.

• Unconditional 5-Year Warranty.

• ARL tested and approved to be in compliance with the applicable requirements of UL and the National Electric Code as complete packages.

• GFCI required. Please disconnect power source when swimmers are present. 

• Common Applications include HOA’s, Golf Courses, Recreational Ponds & Lakes, Commercial Properties, Country Clubs, Retention Ponds, Farm Ponds and Business Parks.

LED Lighting Kits

• Can be purchased now or added later. Light sets simply screw on to the fountain float.

• Lights run on 110V.

• Option of single-color warm white LED lights or color-changing LED lights.

• Both options come with a programmable timer, and the color-changing lights come with a remote control that works up to 1,000 feet away.

• 2-bulb sets recommended for 1 HP and below.

• 4-bulb sets recommended for 1.5 HP and above.

Fountain Timers

• Can be purchased now or added later. 

• Timers are only made to control fountains, not lights.

• FAQ: The difference between the residential and commercial 230V timer is the residential box is plastic and the commercial box is metal. Both perform the same function.

What You Need

• Pond large enough to allow for 10 feet minimum between fountain spray and pond edge.

• Minimum of 20 Amp breaker.

• Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) outlet.

• One 5/16” wrench or socket driver.

• Two 1/2" wrenches (or pliers).

• Anchoring rope to either anchor or stake fountain to avoid drifting.

• Two weights or concrete blocks for anchoring (if not staking to edge of pond).