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Pond Boss 420 GPH Pond Pump, 4.53" L X 5.71" W X 11.85" H
Description
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Ideal for use in ponds up to 400 gallons, the ETL-listed 420 GPH Pond Pump is 30% more efficient than the average pond pump. Among one of the most convenient pumps on the market, this model also allows for variable flow control. This fully submersible pump is able to handle small debris and its epoxy encapsulated construction requires no mechanical parts, which means no harmful oil leakage making it safe for plants and fish. The pump offers maximum durability, whisper quiet operation and effortless maintenance.
- - The pond boss 420 GPH Pond Pump is ideal for ponds up to 400 gallons
- - Max pumping height: 11.5 ft.
- - Fits 3/4 in. ID tubing (not included)
- - Flow control adapter included
- - 16 ft. power cord
- - Oil free, epoxy encapsulated
- - For freshwater, submersible use only
Specifications
| SKU | 3659290 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Pond Boss |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 2.76 LBS |
Additional Features
| Personalized Item flag | No |
|---|
Item Dimensions
| Length | 4.53 IN |
|---|---|
| Height | 11.85 IN |
| Width | 5.71 IN |
3 year limited warranty.
Assemble according to manual instructions.
Consult with your local aquatics store about the environment your fish needs.
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