OASE AquaMax Eco Gravity 10000 / 15000 / 20000 – Filter Pumps for Pond

Description

AquaMax Eco Gravity 10000-20000
The AquaMax Gravity Eco Pond Pump range from Oase reliably delivers large flow rates with extreme energy efficiency. Available in 3 different models 10,000, 15,000 and 20,000 litres per hour, these high performance pumps have been designed with large gravity filter systems in mind.

The Oase AquaMax Gravity Eco Pumps deliver unparalleled performance thanks to new and improved electric motors and flow optimised impeller design. This range of high performance pumps are suitable for both underwater and dry installation whilst the removable base allows for easy installation in confined spaces. The high quality stainless steel strainer basket allows displacement of coarse particles up to 6mm in size with no problems.
Features:

Perfectly matched to the requirements of gravitation filter systems
High performance with minimal space requirements
Winter-proof to –20 °C

Characteristics:

EXTRA-STABLE: Thanks to the removable mount and stand

SWIMMING AND NATURAL POOLS: Possible to use in an external pump vault

WINTER-PROOF: This pump is damage-resistant down to temperatures as low as –20 °C

FOR UNIVERSAL USE: Can be set up underwater or in dry conditions

ADAPTER INCLUDED: Connection set for hose (2″/DA 63) and pipe connection (DN 75/DN 110) are included in the scope of delivery

ENVIRONMENTAL FUNCTION CONTROL: Pump blockage and dry run protection thanks to EFC by OASE

Technical Data

AquaMax Eco Gravity 10000
Dimensions (L x W x H) mm 272 x 142 x 182
Rated voltage 220 – 240 V / 50 Hz
Power consumption W 65
Power cable length m 10.00
Net weight kg 4.20
Guarantee Years 3
Max. flow rate l/min 166
Max. flow rate l/h 10000
Max. head height, metres m 1.30
Pressure-side connection G 2
Suction-side connection G 2
Hose connection mm 50
Hose connection 2″, DA 63, DN 75, DN 110
Filter intake surface cm2 200
Max. coarse debris displacement mm 6
Electronic adjustment No
Setup type Can be set up underwater & dry installed
AquaMax Eco Gravity 15000
Dimensions (L x W x H) mm 272 x 142 x 182
Rated voltage 220 – 240 V / 50 Hz
Power consumption W 85
Power cable length m 10.00
Net weight kg 4.50
Guarantee Years 3
Max. flow rate l/min 250
Max. flow rate l/h 15000
Max. head height, metres m 1.80
Pressure-side connection G 2
Suction-side connection G 2
Hose connection mm 50
Hose connection 2″, DA 63, DN 75, DN 110
Filter intake surface cm2 200
Max. coarse debris displacement mm 6
Electronic adjustment No
Setup type Can be set up underwater & dry installed
AquaMax Eco Gravity 20000
Dimensions (L x W x H) mm 272 x 142 x 182
Rated voltage 220 – 240 V / 50 Hz
Power consumption W 120
Power cable length m 10.00
Net weight kg 4.50
Guarantee Years 3
Max. flow rate l/min 300
Max. flow rate l/h 18000
Max. head height, metres m 2.20
Pressure-side connection G 2
Suction-side connection G 2
Hose connection mm 50
Hose connection 2″, DA 63, DN 75, DN 110
Filter intake surface cm2 200
Max. coarse debris displacement mm 6
Electronic adjustment No
Setup type Can be set up underwater & dry installed

OASE AquaMax Eco Gravity 10000/15000/20000 for Gravity-Fed Pond Systems

The Gravity range is purpose-built for one job: feeding large gravity filter systems where water returns to the pond by overflow rather than being pushed up under pressure. For Singapore landed-house ponds running a multi-chamber gravity filter, that means high flow at low head with excellent efficiency. The optimised impeller and improved motor deliver big turnover without the energy bill you would expect, which is the whole point when a pump runs around the clock in our climate.

You can install these underwater or dry, and the removable base makes positioning in a pump chamber straightforward. Choose the model to match your filter’s rated flow so you neither starve nor flood the chambers; oversizing a gravity system can push water through faster than the media can process it. Keep cable runs sheltered and intakes clear of leaf debris, which builds up quickly here.

See the range under pond pumps, and read our submersible vs external pump guide with the pond filter guide to plan a balanced gravity setup.