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INSTALLATION

For your convenience we have provided two different front filter cages. One has a built in flow control, that can be used

to adjust the water flow if the flow is too fast for a particular installation. This is used in clean waterfeatures, where a

"filter-less" system is preferable.

The other Filter Cage contains a sponge filter insert. This filter is to be connected to the front of the pump to strain out

the larger particles when using a fountain kit. This reduces the frequency of having to clean. If using an optional fountain

kit, select the filter cage with the sponge insert. Some may choose to upgrade to a F11 Block sponge that has an even

larger surface area, which does not need to be cleaned as often.

This is a low voltage 12V DC System. To connect, push the 2 Pin Connector into the DC Power Supply. Then connect the

240V plug to the power supply.

FOUNTAIN KIT SETUP GUIDE

A basic plastic fountain kit is not recommended for pumps that have flow over 6000L/hour. It's better to use

commercial fountain nozzles for higher flow. See your dealer for examples.

For Pumps, from 850L/hour to 5000L/hour, there are a number of optional fountain kits readily available. Pondmax has

three readily available. For various suggestions of the correct model and fountain type selection see the specification

table on page (page 2).

For the purpose of these guidelines, a Pondmax #30 Jet kit has been selected. The installation principle will be similar for

the other types.

Using the 1" to ½" threaded reducing nipple, locking nut & O'ring (1),

attach onto the Male Threaded outlet of the pump. Now secure the

Duel-Control-T-Piece (2) onto threaded reducing nipple. Now on the

top of the Duel-Control-T-Piece (2), connect the Reducing Adaptor (4)

on. Now extend riser to the desired height, then secure onto the top of

the Reducing Adaptor with the threaded locking nut provided. Align

riser vertically.

Select the desired nozzle, (7) (8) or (9), and screw into the Fountain

Nozzle Threaded Mount. (6) Then attach the Mount to the riser.

Locate the stepped hose tail (5). Attach this to the side outlet of the

Duel-Control-T-Piece to facilitate an optional accessory for example

a filter or waterfall. Now, utilizing the Flow-Adjustment-Knob (3), on

the T-Piece, you can vary the flow between the fountain head and the

waterfall outlet. Close the second outlet of the T-Piece if this is not

required. Now connect tubing to the side Hosetail if required. This

T-piece is not suitable for dry mount applications.

Place the pump in desired location; ensure the pump is on a stable

surface that is free of sludge, sand and other debris. Position the device

in the pond horizontally, on a solid base, in such a way that it is fully

covered with water and ensure that the pump is located, at a depth,

in the water, which will not allow it to suck air from the surface. This is

known as cavitation. Cavitation is a cause of premature impellor wear.

The fountain nozzle should now be protruding out of the water.

Push the plug into the power supply outlet and switch on. Use the

power supply switch for turning the unit on and off.

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7. Fine Daisy

8. Coarse Daisy

Fountain Nozzle

W A T E R G A R D E N I N G T O T H E M A X

SUBMERSIBLE

WATER PUMPS

6. Fountain

Nozzle Threaded

Mount

Telescopic Riser

4. Threaded Locking Nut &

1" Threaded to 1/2 Threaded

Reducing Adaptor

2. Dual Control

T-Piece

3. Flow Adjustor

9. Bell Fountain

Fountain Nozzle

5. Stepped Hosetail

1. Reducing nipple,

Locking Nut &

O'Ring

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