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Please note that 115V units are only compatible with power cords up to 100ft in length from the breaker to the fountain. If you are needing a longer power cord length, please go up to our 230V units to avoid amperage drops.
L6-20 plug is required by the 230V and a 20 amp double pole breaker.
- Floating pond & lake fountain.
- All-Season Operation.
- Includes fountain pump, Cambridge nozzle, float, bottom screen and power cord.
- Optional LED lights and timers can be purchased with initial order or added to fountain later.
- Available in 1 HP, 1.5 HP and 3 HP.
- Oil-free, water-cooled motor.
- Approved for use in salt water.
- 5 Year Warranty
- GFCI required. Please disconnect the power source when swimmers are present.
- ARL tested and approved to be in compliance with the applicable requirements of UL and the National Electric Code as complete packages.
1 HP
| Spray Size | 20 ft High x 25 ft Wide |
| Recommended Pond Size | 0.5 - 1 Acre |
| Minimum Water Depth | 44 Inches |
| Flow Rate | 4,500 gal/hr |
| Voltage | 115V or 230V |
1.5 HP
| Spray Size | 25 ft High x 30 ft Wide |
| Recommended Pond Size | 1 Acre - 2 Acres |
| Minimum Water Depth | 50 Inches |
| Flow Rate | 6,900 gal/hr |
| Voltage | 230V only |
3 HP
| Spray Size | 30 ft High x 35 ft Wide |
| Recommended Pond Size | 1 Acre and Above |
| Minimum Water Depth | 60 Inches |
| Flow Rate | 10,200 gal/hr |
| Voltage | 230V only |
| Motor & Pump | 5 Years |
| Non-Electric Fountain Components | 1 Year |
| Power Cable | 1 Year |
| Light Fixtures & Brackets | 2 Years |
| Light Transformer | 1 Year |
| Fountain Timers | 1 Year |
All standard Scott Aerator Company products are warranted to the original owner for five years against motor defects in materials or workmanship, no questions asked. All other product components are warranted for one year from date of purchase. Scott Aerator Company will replace failed parts under warranty when the defective unit is returned to the factory, shipping prepaid by customer, if factory inspection establishes that the part was defective. The unit must be returned to the factory prior to shipment of replacement parts. All parts replaced under this warranty if requested will be returned with shipping prepaid. Neither Scott Aerator Company nor ProtoPond will not be liable for consequential damage nor for any costs associated with removal or attempts to repair components in the field.
Average Hourly Cost
|
Pump Size |
Avg. Cost/hr |
| 1 HP 115V | $0.12 |
| 1 HP 230V | $0.13 |
| 1.5 HP 230V | $0.20 |
| 3 HP 230V | $0.33 |
*Average cost is calculated using the U.S. national average cost per killowatthour. Rates will vary regionally.
Amps & Watts
|
Pump Size |
Amps |
Watts |
| 1 HP 115V | 11.5 | 1090 |
| 1 HP 230V | 8.2 | 1210 |
| 1.5 HP 230V | 10.6 | 1770 |
| 3 HP 230V | 14 | 3000 |
Power Cable Maximum Distances
- Q: How do I choose a fountain?
- A: This is a loaded question, and the most common one that we get. Our first question would be: is the goal aeration, aesthetics or both? If the goal is aeration or both, we recommend checking out one of our Aerating Fountains. These have a much higher flow rate than our aesthetic fountains and will circulate a larger volume of water. If the goal is aesthetics, there are many different options to discuss. A lot of this will be largely up to you, and what you want it to look like. The biggest things you want to determine are first, that your pond meets the minimum depth requirements and second that the display size isn’t too large for it. We have display dimensions on all fountain product pages.
- Q: If I want to buy a fountain, how do I choose the horsepower?
- A: The horsepower is simply the size of the motor which will determine the size of the spray pattern. You will want to make sure that your pond meets the minimum depth requirements for whatever horsepower you choose, and ensure that the spray won’t be splashing the sides of the pond. Generally, if your pond is a quarter acre or larger, you can fit any of the fountains that we carry (depending on the shape of the pond). The horsepower you choose will depend on how big you want it to look and the budget that you’re working with.
- Q: Do I need to hire someone to install my fountain?
- A: If you do not already have a power source installed by the pond, we strongly advise consulting a licensed electrician to install the power source. Once the power source is installed, installation of our fountains is pretty straightforward. All of our fountains simply float in the middle of the pond, are anchored on two sides by nylon rope and cinder blocks, and plug in via submersible cord to the power source on the edge of the pond. We have many customers that choose to install their own fountains and save money on installation. This of course depends on the resources available to you.
- Q: How do I choose between 110-120V and 220-240V?
- A: A good rule of thumb is: If the power source at the edge of your pond is more than 70 feet from your main breaker, choose 210-240V. You will of course need to ensure that your power source is equipped to accommodate the higher voltage. This will ensure that your fountain gets ample power in order to run consistently. If you choose the lower voltage and the pond is too far away from the main breaker, your fountain will run intermittently, will shut off immediately after turning it on or will not display to its fullest size. Please call us with any questions.
- Q: Are lights automatically included?
- A: Lights are not automatically included. They can be purchased at the same time as your fountain or at a later date. They simply snap on to the floating unit. They are well worth it.
- Q: Why is the power cord so expensive?
- A: This is largely dictated by the cost of materials. Depending on the make of your fountain, the power cord is made of 14-gauge copper or stainless steel wire, all the way down to 4-gauge copper or stainless steel wire (depending on the size of the fountain and length of power cord).
- Q: Can my fountain be left in the water during the winter?
- A: Only Scott Aerator Fountains are built to operate through the winter. They should either be run continuously or shut off entirely for winter months. Once the water thaws, simply turn them back on.
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