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Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Submersible Pond Pump - Choice and Maintenance
Having your own pond can significantly enhance your garden design by giving it a picturesque, more natural look. The ability to add additional decorative elements like waterfalls, fountains and figure-shaped water spouts can create a relaxing place for you and your family to enjoy, with the calming sound of flowing water and sky reflection in between ripples from passages of koi fish. Choosing and maintaining your submersible pond pump correctly has a direct impact on the performance of your pond and the natural balance inside it.
There are two important factors that govern the choice of a pond pump. The first is the volume of water that the pump is meant to deal with and the second is the height of the waterfall or fountain system inlet that leads the water up and out. In the case where it is simply desired that water is flowed around without the use of additional external stream units, the only remaining consideration is the volume of pond water that your pump has to deal with.
When calculating the volume for a fountain and similar structures, you need to take into account both the width and height of the inlet of the unit. Make sure to measure the height by starting from the water surface up rather than from the bottom of the pond. Add 20% to the result to get the final number. This is done in order to make sure you get optimal water flow even when the system is under performing or there is a drop in water pressure. By using those measurements and applying them to the reference table that pond pump manufacturers provide for their models, you can easily make the best choice to fit your pond and needs.
For pumps that are going to cycle the pond water only, without the use of decoration and additional streams, it is best to use the whole volume of the pond as a measurement. For instance if you have a pond of 500 gallons that would mean you need a pump that has the capacity of 500 gallons per hour. That is not always the case with bigger ponds where the ratio becomes nonlinear, so it's best to stick to the provided GPH (gallon per hour) rate tables provided by manufacturers.
When it comes to pumping technology, try to avoid systems that use a sponge in their casting and spend a bit more for a magnetic driven pump. The operational cost in the long run far overcompensates for the increased initial cost of the pump. When it comes to filtering, whether or not you choose to have such is mainly down to the type of pond you're going to utilize. Life forms like Koi fish require very clean and regularly purified water in order to survive. Ponds that are susceptible to contamination and pollution from their surroundings should also be equipped with a filtering water pump.
Submersible pond pump is an excellent device, especially for smaller ponds, not only to create beautiful effects that improve the image of your garden, but to improve the water quality and provide you with an easy way to empty the pond bed whenever you have to.
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Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Sunterra 203000 Pond Pump 3000 GPH, Black
click here to get 18 % discount: www.amazon.com Sunterra 203000 Pond Pump 3000 GPH, Black The pump is at the heart of a water garden. Without it, water will not circulate to create a healthy and balanced ecosystem. Sunterra pumps circulate water to help prevent breeding conditions for unwanted insects while oxygenating it for plants and fish. Pumps are distinguished by the gallons per hour they produce at one foot of lift or head. All Sunterra pumps are submersible and must be placed in water to function properly. Direct Drive pumps are more powerful and provide higher GPH output than magnetic drive pumps. These pumps are energy efficient, water cooled and use no oil. Direct Drive pumps are designed for use in dirty water applications where the possibility of water impurities is high. All Sunterra pumps are 100% water tested and have a 25 foot power cord. This pump is a 3000 gallons per hour and has a maximum lift of 26 feet. This pump can handle a larger volume of water and can be used in large water garden applications and those with waterfalls.
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For more information and to buy a V-Pump, visit www.v-pump.com The V-Pump has a vast amount of uses; some of those being pools, ponds, fountains, boats, basements and on-site construction, just to name a few. The slender size of its creative design also gives the V-Pump an edge on the competition allowing it to pump water out of areas that the larger submersible pumps can't fit into.
The Fright Catalog - Bleeding Head on Chain
This bloody fountain makes it look like you're draining the blood from a recently decapitated head. 12 inch silver tin bucket with bloody drips has a submersible pump that lifts the blood throuh a thin tube up the chain and through the life-size human head. Plugs into any standard size outlet.
Monday, November 21, 2011
Algreen Madison Fountain
click here to get 8% discount: www.amazon.com Algreen Madison Fountain, 49 Gallon This elegant fountain is the perfect centerpiece for any backyard garden. It comes complete with an energy-efficient pump, tubing, fountain head, screen, and river rocks. This fountain also comes with a 49 gallon (185 L) pressurized rain barrel feature. A built-in submersible pump generates sufficient water pressure to directly water a lawn or garden. Simply connect a standard garden hose to the fountain head to allow for pressurized watering of your garden.
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