Oase AquaMax Eco Premium 5500 Filter Pump with Pulse 6 Technology – 5,500 GPH (87584)

Key Features

• The Oase AquaMax Eco Premium 5500 Filter Pump with Pulse 6 Technology is a synchronous electronic pump 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 in-pond skimmer
• Motor with Pulse 6 technology with patented seasonal flow control can be regulated by optional Oase Eco Control or Garden Cloud Controller
• Environmental Fuction Control (EFC) shuts off the pump to protect it if is run dry or clogged, and an integrated grounding plate protects against stray current in the pond
• Patented Seasonal Flow Control slows flow and reduces wattage up to 50 % as water temperatures drop. This feature can be manually deactivated if full water flow is desired
• Pump can be used in-line by removing large-surface, wrap-around pre-filter and using mounting bracket to secure
• Unique patented frost protection safeguards pump free from damage down to -4º so it can remain in place all winter long
• The optional satellite filter can be used to collect water and debris from a second location of the pond – also reduces the likelihood of algae growth in otherwise stagnant areas
• Wrap-around filter housing, no foam pre-filter to clog up
• Oil-free – eliminates risk of contamination of aquatic life
• The Oase AquaMax Eco Premium 5500 Filter Pump includes all necessary adapters

Warranty

• 5-year manufacturer’s limited warranty (3 Years + 2 Year Extension upon Product Registration)

IMPORTANT

• The Oase AquaMax Eco Premium 5500 Filter Pump must be plugged in to a properly grounded and GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) protected 120 Volt outlet
• The Oase AquaMax Eco Premium 5500 Filter Pump is not approved for use in swimming pools or salt water

Specifications

Accessory Products

Oase AquaMax Satellite Filter Can be used to collect water and debris from a second location of the pond – also reduces the likelihood of algae growth in otherwise stagnant areas