Flow Rate Chart

The PPS models are impressive and unique in being able to  handle 24mm diameter solids - with the PP range handling solids up to 10mm diameter. All models include a ceramic shaft for long life plus important double waterproof seals on cable entries, and are offered with a full no nonsense 2 year warranty.

It is believed that it will not be long before the “Power Pump” range earns itself a first class reputation amongst enthusiasts.

Models Comprise:

PPS 16000 -16800 LPH (3733 GPH) - 600 Watt

PPS 11000 - 11400 LPH (2533 GPH) - 500 Watt

PP 15000 - 15600 LPH (3466 GPH) - 600 Watt

PP 13000 - 13200 LPH (2933 GPH) - 500 Watt

PP 8000 - 8400 LPH (1866 GPH) - 250 Watt

See Flow Chart for further details. See also User Tips below.

Both models are ideal for gravity fed filters such as the Cloverleaf "CL" range or the "Genesis" range. Pumps are IP55 specification (weatherproof for external use) and have 38mm (1.5") inlet/outlets together with a integral filter basket.

Above: Flow Rate Chart

The range comprises of 5 models: 5000 - 4800 LPH (1066 gph) 95 watt, 3800 LPH (844 gph) 75 watt, 2500 LPH (555 gph) 45 watt, 1100 LPH (244 gph) 20 watt and the 700 LPH (155 gph) 13 watt. All pumps are supplied with a fountain head kit.
 

(Previously known as "Aquamaxima"

Above: Flow Rate Chart

The “Aquamaxima” range of submersible pumps have now been re-named as “AquaPower +” (AquaPower Plus). Specification and high standards of manufacture remain the same, with the name change being brought about due to possible confusion with another European manufacturers range of pumps. This confusion was also assisted over the fact that visually the “Aquamaxima” pump motor looked identical to that from another manufacturer.

The “AquaPower +” range of low pressure professional watercourse and filter pumps are available in three low energy efficient models, all of which only require low maintenance. They comprise of the 4500 LPH (68 Watt) model – the 7500 LPH (89 Watt) model – and the 14000 LPH (250 Watt) model. These units manufactured in the Netherlands can be used in any submersible application in the pond for normal solids handling - feeding either a filter system or waterfall feature.

Major benefits of the pumps offer very low maintenance due to the solids handling capability and lack of any foam pre-filter. Such design features also mean that consistent water flows are more easily achieved, thus by default meaning that beneficial bacteria colonies within filtration systems remain far more healthy due to a regular supply of saturated oxygen and nutrients.

Cloverleaf belief that the engineering quality of the “AquaPower +” range can be happily compared to any other similar pump on the international market.

General User Tips For Pumps & Heaters:

1: As with all pond related electrical products pumps, heater units, UV's, etc, should for safety purposes be connected via a RCD unit.

2: To achieve maximum flow rates make use of the largest diameter hose (or rigid pipe), and keep bends or long horizontal runs restricted to a minimum.

3: Where applicable correct use of the float switch will ensure that in the event of a pipe or filter failure that the pond is not emptied of water to the point of killing the fish. For this reason do make sure that the float switch balloon always has free movement to travel.

4: In the rare event of poor performance or pump failure check the device for internal blockage. Always disconnect from the electric's supply before doing this. On the "Power Pump" range the base plate should be removed for inspection of the impeller, however it must NOT be dismantled beyond this point.

5: Temporary blocking on a pump will likely activate the thermal cutout switch. This is a good safety feature, and is not an indicator of a manufacturing fault. In any event of failure allow 20 minutes for the pump to cool down and the auto switch to restart - before taking any further remedial action.