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PFN 1500 fountain pumps are intended for the pumping and filtration of water in fountains, cascades, ornamental ponds, garden ponds, and backyard swimming pools.Thanks to their compact size, high efficiency, adjustable pump capacity and, above all, the simplicity of design, AQUAJET PFN pumps are versatile, effective, durable, and easy to operate.
Price : R1,900.00R1,690.00
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The AQUAJET PFN 500, PFN 1000, PFN 1500 and PFN 2000 fountain pumps are intended for the pumping and filtration of water in fountains, cascades, ornamental ponds, garden ponds, and backyard swimming pools.
The pump can be used in swimming pools, provided that there is nobody in the water. AQUAJET PFN pumps can only be used for liquids whose temperature does not exceed 35° C. The AQUAJET PFN 1000, PFN 1500 and PFN 2000 models can operate in salt water. The AQUAJET PFN 500 model is designed for indoor use.
Mode of operation
The AQUAJET PFN line of pumps is distinguished by very high efficiency, relative to their power. This is due to the use of modern energy-efficient motors and high-quality gaskets under the rotor chamber, which reduce yield losses to a minimum. Moreover, the latter solution allows the pumps to operate out of water (they are completely sealed) and boosts the height of water head, so that AQUAJET PFN pumps can serve as circulation pumps.
For user convenience, all the models of AQUAJET PFN pumps are equipped with continuous performance control that employs an ergonomic knob placed on the outlet nozzle of the pump. Using the knob, you can effortlessly adjust the strength of water stream.
Thanks to the use of ceramic rotor axes in AQUAJET PFN pumps (except for the 500 model, which has a steel axis), the pumps are distinguished by exceptionally quiet operation. A big pre-filter protects the rotor against pollution; as a consequence, the pumps do not require frequent cleaning.
AQUAJET PFN pumps are driven by waterproof, low-maintenance synchronous motors. Cleaning the rotor slot once a month is sufficient. To prevent a drop in performance, clean the filter cartridge, rinsing it in water taken from the pond. It is important to use the pond water, as it does not destroy the bacterial flora in the sponge, thus maintaining the efficiency of biological filtration. The frequency of cartridge rinsing depends on the degree of water pollution and should be performed when a noticeable decrease in performance is observed.
AQUAJET PFN pumps are manufactured in conformity with the currently binding safety standards. The pump should only be connected to the mains via a protected plug-in socket. The plug-in socket must be located in a dry place. Before performing any maintenance works (e.g. assembly or cleaning), pull the plug out of the mains socket.
Additional accessories
AQUAEL offers additional accessories that can be used to extend the functionality of AQUAJET PFN pumps:
- for AQUAJET PFN 500 – sets of KR-1 fountain nozzles
- for AQUAJET PFN 1000, 1500 and 2000 – sets of KR-3 fountain nozzles
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