Aquarius Eco Premium with CORE 6 Technology
Powerful and efficiency-optimised
for medium to large fountains and decorative fountains
SMART
Digitally controllable via OASE Control App
MADE IN GERMANY
Precise and reliable engineering at a particularly high level of quality
FLEXIBLE
Can be installed in pond, pool or salt water or dry in the pump chamber
CORE 6 TECHNOLOGY
New level of efficiency thanks to the latest motor technology
STOPS IN TIME
Reliable protection against dry running or blocking thanks to built-in OASE Environmental Function Control (EFC)
WINTERPROOF
The pump is frost-protected down to -20 °C
DYNAMIC
Changing water patterns with different fountain heights (when the DFC function is activated)
EXTREMELY QUIET
Undisturbed water splashing thanks to quiet running
Suction adapter
Included in the scope of delivery, when fitted it allows the pump to function even at low water levels.
OASE Control connection on the motor housing
Integrated interface for connection to the OASE Control System (Garden Controller Cloud/InScenio FM-Master Cloud) or for direct control with the OASE Eco Control.
DFC switch
For manual activation of the Dynamic Function Control. When the DFC function is switched on, the water patterns become dynamic - the programme automatically adjusts the water volumes and delivery heights, thus ensuring a varied water feature.
Energy saving
during operation*
Aquarius Eco Premium 4500
compared to
Aquarius Eco Premium
4000
Aquarius Eco Premium 6500
compared to
Aquarius Eco Premium
6000
Aquarius Eco Premium 9500
compared to
Aquarius Eco Premium
9000
Aquarius Eco Premium 13500
compared to
Aquarius Eco Premium
12000
*The basis for the comparison is the determination of the pump characteristics. The pumps are connected to our pump measuring section and supplied with the required voltage. After a short run-in period, a series of operating points are automatically approached, whereby pressure, flow rate, power consumption and other electrical values are recorded. This is then used to determine the efficiency, for example. These points are then used to create the pump characteristic curve, as well as the characteristic curve for performance and efficiency. The energy consumption of the different pumps for a standardized water volume X at the 2 m operating point is compared here.