Oase Aquamax Eco Premium

What are Oase Aquamax Eco Premium pumps?

Designed in Germany, Oase Aquamax Eco Premium pumps can be used for filters, water features and waterfalls. These premium pond pumps have a market-leading 11 mm solids handling capacity, 50 mm hose size and up to 19500lph flow rate. One of the most popular features of the Oase

Aquamax Eco Premium is the optional seasonal flow control, which uses environmental function control to optimise the water flow and delivery head, reducing them by up to 50% to reduce running costs in the winter months. The seasonal flow control separates the Oase Aquamax Eco Premium from the huge range of filter systems on the market, making it a natural choice for many.

What are the features of the Aquamax Eco Premium?

The key feature in the Oase Aquamax Eco range is the variable seasonal flow control system. This system can be further enhanced by optional filter accessories like the remote control, which lets you activate the seasonal flow control without taking the Oase Aquamax Eco Premium out of your pond.

However, the features don't stop with the seasonal flow control, a second inlet allows the connection of satellite strainers, a satellite filter or the Oase AquaSkim surface skimmer. These suck in surface debris and move it to the Aquamax Eco Premium. The Oase Aquamax Eco Premium includes a thermal cut off switch to prevent permanent damage in the event of dry running or it getting blocked. Energy-efficient, these pumps come with a 5-year guarantee for total peace of mind and include a 10m cable that can be secured with hose clips

What are the benefits of solids handling pumps?

The benefit of solids-handling pumps is that they are lower maintenance than other pond pumps. Other pumps can quickly clog, but solids handling pumps can pass small debris through the pump and remove it to the filter, which keeps the pond cleaner and reduces the need for cleaning of the pump.

What size pump do I need for my pond?

Selecting the size of the pond pump to run your filtration system is one of the most important things to consider when setting up your pond. Pump flow rates drop when you pump higher and further than the pond, so you need to consider these effects. You should aim to purchase a pump that meets the maximum flow rate of your filter at its height above pond level.