Aquascape Submersible 320 GPH Water Pump for Fountains, Waterfalls, Aquatics and Filters | 91026,Black

We had a pump for many year, it finally gave out. I was happy we could replace it with the same one. Highly recommend it.

The media could not be loaded.  I bought three different pumps, all by Aquascape, to test with my fountain. For me it was difficult to determine which size pump would work best. I knew my fountain held about 20 gallons of water, that the height from pump to top of fountain was about 30”. So when the 90GPH specs said it would reach whatever it said, it seemed large enough. It wasn’t. I ordered the 180 GPH. It was better but still not exactly perfect although a good fountain person would probably know how to make it better. Anyway, I bought the 320 GPH and now I am satisfied with how the fountain works. I don’t use it full force but even reducing the flow, it is still powerful enough to fill the bowl with the four “spouts” in it that spills the water into the basis. The sound is right and it looks right. When the fountain people come to install the pump, we will see if they agree with me that the 320 GPH is the right pump. I had to purchase 5/8” ID tubing to fit on this pump and then feed 1/2” tubing through top of fountain to the piece of 5/8 tubing on the pump itself.

My fountain uses this pump. They only last about 2 years then I need to switch the pump out or the impeller. Aquascape is known for its overpriced items. They want 15 bucks for just an impeller. All I can say if your having a fountain installed and the pump wires will be routed through the fountain and sealed this is NOT the pump to go with.

Stated 320 GPH, I neglected to red that was at ZERO head pressure, at 3 foot it's 170 GPH, it wasn't enough flow for my fountain, repaired the old pump and put this one away for who knows what. I not sure why you would rate a pump a ZERO feet head pressure,when would possibly happen, that you connected No hose to it?

The pump works but it has to be the noisiest pump I've ever owned. I had this pump in the past, and it lasted around 3-5 years and it was decently quiet. Not sure if they changed something but it sounds like there's broken plastic shaking around in it. I've taken it apart there's nothing to fix.

This pump is small but powerful. I use it without any attachments to create a vertical jet of water in a corner of my pond. It's easy to clear debris from the intake grille.

Lots of power. I like that the power can be adjusted. I originally purchased a 70 GPH pump, but that was not enough flow for my fountain.

works great

Replaced broken pump

I bought this pump to replace a smaller pump used in a fountain that is 2 ft above the surface in an outdoor pond that is around 800 gallons. The pump arrived lightning fast which is always a bonus - much earlier than the projected delivery date.It set up in only minutes with no tools. Nice! And easily fit into my existing fountain tubing. Works perfectly and provides a much better water flow than my old 225 GPH pump.My only disappointment with the product so far is how terribly short the cord is. What were they thinking? Once submerged in my pond I barely have any cord to connect it to power. I suspect most people (myself included) would require a much longer cord for a pump of this size. That means what choice is there beyond using an outdoor extension cord which not recommended. For an otherwise well made product the cord issue seems really disappointing. But the results with my fountain are fantastic and I am very pleased I with the pump itself.

Great steady flow easy to operate and set up. Cord could be 6 inches longer

Easy installation, lots of pumping power for my water feature

We are watching it pump right now .I like it because 1. Removable screen 2. Replaceable impeller