Collection: Fountain Pumps

Precision Performance and Head Pressure (TDH)

The primary metric of a fountain pump is its ability to overcome nozzle resistance. Our pumps are engineered to deliver consistent Total Dynamic Head (TDH), ensuring a steady, pulse-free flow. This precision is essential for maintaining clean geometry in water patterns such as “Volcano,” “Bell,” and “Lily” displays.

Are Fountain Pumps Only for Fountains?

While fountain pumps are primarily engineered for high head pressure and precise spray geometry, many models are technically multi-purpose. They can also be used in decorative basins, small ponds, and compact water features where a controlled vertical water effect is required.

The distinction lies in design priority: fountain pumps emphasize pressure and visual accuracy, whereas pond pumps prioritize continuous circulation and solids-handling capacity for filtration. Selecting the correct type ensures optimal performance, extended motor life, and reduced maintenance.

Installation Tips for Optimal Display

To achieve the best visual performance and long-term reliability, follow these professional guidelines:

• Power Reserve: Choose a pump rated 20–25% higher in GPH than your base calculation to compensate for friction loss in hoses and fittings.
• Impeller Protection: Use fine pre-filters to prevent suspended particles from clogging small nozzle orifices.
• Calcification Maintenance: In hard-water regions, periodically clean the impeller assembly to prevent mineral buildup.

Complete Support and Replacement Parts

We help keep your fountain operational year-round with a full range of compatible components. Whether for routine servicing or system upgrades, we stock:

• Maintenance Kits: High-quality seals and O-rings for fast, efficient servicing.
• Replacement Impellers: Durable assemblies with ceramic shafts designed for continuous duty.
• Decorative Nozzles: A wide selection of spray heads to refresh or enhance your fountain’s visual style.