Atlantic-OASE AquaMax Eco Premium Pond Pump

	2,500 GPH	3,500 GPH	4,500 GPH	5,500 GPH
Application	Submersible or Inline	Submersible or Inline	Submersible or Inline	Submersible or Inline
Dimensions	13.5″L x 11″W x 6.5″H	13.5″L x 11″W x 6.5″H	13.5″L x 11″W x 6.5″H	13.5″L x 11″W x 6.5″H
Type of Motor	Pulse 6 Technology Motor	Pulse 6 Technology Motor	Pulse 6 Technology Motor	Pulse 6 Technology Motor
Max Flow Rate	2,500 GPH	3,500 GPH	4,500 GPH	5,500 GPH
Max Head Pressure	14.7 Feet	16.4 Feet	18 Feet	18 Feet
GPH @ 5′	1,585 GPH	2,380 GPH	3,330 GPH	4,120 GPH
GPH @ 10′	795 GPH	1,425 GPH	2,140 GPH	2,615 GPH
Voltage / Wattage	120V / 60 Hz, 60-Watts	120V / 60 Hz, 100-Watts	120V / 60 Hz, 140-Watts	120V / 60 Hz, 160-Watts
Amperage	1.0 Amps	1.6 Amps	2.2 Amps	2.4 Amps
Inlet / Outlet	2″	2″	2″	2″
Max Solids Size	3/8″	3/8″	3/8″	3/8″
Outlet Fittings*	1″, 1.25″, 1.5″ Barbed Fitting 1.5″ – 2″ Sch40 Adapter	1″, 1.25″, 1.5″ Barbed Fitting 1.5″ – 2″ Sch40 Adapter	1″, 1.25″, 1.5″ Barbed Fitting 1.5″ – 2″ Sch40 Adapter	1″, 1.25″, 1.5″ Barbed Fitting 1.5″ – 2″ Sch40 Adapter
Power Cord Length	20′	20′	20′	20′
Warranty	5-Years	5-Years	5-Years	5-Years
Oase Control Port for Oase Control App	Included	Included	Included	Included
Compatible Oase Filters	FiltoClear 5200 BioSmart 10,000	FiltoClear 5200 BioPress 2400 BioSmart 10,000	FiltoClear 8200 BioTec ScreenMatic² 18000, 24000, 39000	ProfiClear Premium Compact-L

*Pump comes with a special stepped hose adapter that works with 1″, 1.25″, 1.5″ Kink Free Tubing as well 1.5″, and 2″ Sch 40 adapter and hose clamps.

When to Use

Synchronous electronic pumps are designed for in-pond applications where debris is delivered through the pump to a filtration system. Oase AquaMax Eco Premium is an energy efficient solids-handling pump with a second intake that can connect to an optional auxiliary intake or skimmer.

The AquaMax Eco Premium Pump is ideally suited for applications where suction is required from different areas of the pond for increased circulation to eliminate stagnant spots around the pond. This pump features an adjustment and secondary outlet so you can connect the pump to a pond filter, satellite filter, or satellite skimmer.

Installation

The Oase AquaMax Eco Premium Pump can be used in a variety of fresh, chlorine, and salt water applications for pumping water for filter systems, waterfall systems and water course systems. Submerge it under water or run inline by removing large-surface, wrap-around pre-filter and using mounting bracket to secure. Always place the unit below the water level. Place the unit horizontally on the ground ensuring its stable position.

When operating the pump with the satellite filter or skimmer, turn the inlet regulator to a position between 1 to 4. If the pump is operating with the second inlet closed, turn the inlet regulator to 0.

Pulse 6 Technology

Oase AquaMax Eco Premium Pumps are built with a pulse 6 technology motor.

Pulse 6 Technology Motors: have an option OC control system connection (OC Port) on the back of the pump to regulate the pump capacity locally or over the intert through the Oase Control App or Oase Garden Cloud Controller.

Winter Care

The unit is frost resistant to -4 °F (minus 20 °C). Should you store the unit outside of the pond, clean it thoroughly with a soft brush and water, check it for damage, then store immersed in water or filled with water. Do not immerse the power plug in the water!

How to Read a Water Pump Flow Chart

The Flow Chart below is designed to allow you to plot your pond’s water-flow requirements, and easily determine which pond pump will meet those requirements.

Start by calculating your pond’s specific water-flow requirements, measured by Head Pressure (Feet) and Gallons Per Hour (GPH) water flow. Our Interactive Pond Help Guide to Choosing a Pond Pump will guide you step-by-step through the process.

Flow Chart

After plotting your calculation on the Flow Chart, find a pump that falls in the middle third of the pump curve, not too close to either axis. Pumps that fall on the fringes of the curve will not work as efficiently for your application, and they will be pushed to their operating limits, reducing their life span.

Other Considerations When Choosing a Pump:

It’s Better to Oversize than Undersize: You are better to slightly oversize a pump than to undersize. When oversizing, you can always install a ball valve to reduce the water down to your desired flow.

Check Your Other Equipment: Choose a pump that does not exceed the indicated maximum flow rate on your filter or water feature. Also, be sure the tubing you select can handle the flow rate of your pump.