Atlantic-OASE L-Series Pump

Description

Atlantic-OASE L-Series Pump

Available with 1/2 HP L-305 or 1 HP L-310

Tidal Wave A-Series & L-Series Pumps are manufactured from cast-iron and stainless steel with precision motors and thermal overload protection. These professional-grade pumps are engineered for high volume applications and perform where most cannot.

Tidal Wave L-Series Features:

• Low-head / High-volume, axial flow pumps
• Energy efficient / low power consumption
• Cast-iron and stainless steel construction
• Double silicone carbide mechanical seals
• Thermal overload protection
• Dual drive bearings
• 30′ heavy-duty power cord
• 3″ Outlet

1/2 HP L-305

Atlantic Water Gardens L-305 Waterfall Pump – 11,400 GPH

The Atlantic Water Gardens L-305 Waterfall Pump economically delivers very high volumes of water at low head through large diameter plumbing for wide waterfalls or where massive flows are required. The Atlantic Water Gardens L-305 Waterfall Pump features heavy-duty cast iron and stainless steel housing for years of dependable service.

The Atlantic Water Gardens L-305 Waterfall Pump is a Direct Drive Axial pump. Axial flow pumps work in a different way than centrifugal pumps. Unlike centrifugal pumps that sacrifice flow for pressure, axial pumps accelerate water through the pump without restriction. This gives them the ability to produce tremendous volumes but at very low pressures. Atlantic Axial pumps require large diameter plumbing that reduces friction pressure in order to deliver the massive flows they are capable of.

1 HP L-310

Atlantic Water Gardens L-310 Waterfall Pump – 14,200 GPH

The Atlantic Water Gardens L-310 Waterfall Pump economically delivers very high volumes of water at low head through large diameter plumbing for wide waterfalls or where massive flows are required. The Atlantic Water Gardens L-310 Waterfall Pump features heavy-duty cast iron and stainless steel housing for years of dependable service.

The Atlantic Water Gardens L-310 Waterfall Pump is a Direct Drive Axial pump. Axial flow pumps work in a different way than centrifugal pumps. Unlike centrifugal pumps that sacrifice flow for pressure, axial pumps accelerate water through the pump without restriction. This gives them the ability to produce tremendous volumes but at very low pressures. Atlantic Axial pumps require large diameter plumbing that reduces friction pressure in order to deliver the massive flows they are capable of.