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Pontec PondoMax Eco 3500

Name: Pontec PondoMax Eco 3500
Brand: Pontec
SKU: PONPONECO|POND |05394|PONTE
Price: 114.99 GBP
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Comes with a stepped hose tail adaptors to fit ¾'', 1'', 1¼'', 1½'' hoses (19mm, 25mm, 32mm and 38mm)

Key features:

Eco Energy-efficient pumps
Ideal for Waterfalls or Filtration Systems
Suitable for solid handling of particles up to 4 - 8 mm
Stepped hose tails for easy installation
Built-in thermal cut-off switch to prevent overheating
German engineered with a 3 year guarantee

The Pontec PondoMax Eco 3500 pond filter pumps from Oase offer impressive flowrates and solid handling capabilities as well as low running costs.

Ideal for creating wonderful waterfall displays or for use in conjunction with an appropriate filter system for reliable water turnover.

Robust German engineering ensures that the Pontec PondoMax Eco pumps will operate comfortable 24/7 all year round and come with a 3 year guarantee for peace of mind.

PRODUCT SPECIFICS:

Max flow rate: 3500L/h
Max height: 2.2m
Wattage: 45w
Solid handling up to 4mm
Dimensions: 170 x 190 x 110mm
Cable: 10m

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