Scott Aerator Great Lakes Fountain For Large, Commercial Ponds

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Scott Aerator Great Lakes Fountain For Large, Commercial Ponds

$5,639.00 $5,939.00

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Quick Facts

Feature	Detail
Motor Options	2 HP or 3 HP
Voltage	230V standard; 3-phase and 50 Hz versions also available
Flow Rate	130 GPM with 2 HP; 170 GPM with 3 HP
Spray Patterns	Rosewood, Baystone, Gusher, Tudor, and Millbrook
Motor	Oil-Free Stainless Steel Submersible Motor
Operation	Designed for 24-Hour-Per-Day Operation
Water Compatibility	Fresh Water and Salt Water
Motor Warranty	5 Years

A Note Before You Order

Select the correct voltage and motor configuration for your installation. A GFCI is required, and power should always be disconnected when swimmers are present. The 230V configuration is supplied with a 100-foot, 10-gauge submersible power cord, with longer cord lengths available. For electrical installation, follow the manufacturer's instructions and applicable electrical codes.

Scott Aerator Great Lakes Fountain for Large, Commercial Ponds

The Great Lakes Fountain is designed for larger commercial ponds and lakes where a substantial water display and active water circulation are both important. Five interchangeable brass nozzles give you different spray patterns without requiring tools, allowing the fountain to be configured for the look and coverage that best fits the pond.

Large commercial configurations are available with 2 HP and 3 HP oil-free stainless steel motors. The fountain is designed for continuous operation, approved for salt water, and built to remain in place through winter. Light kits can also be added at purchase or later for nighttime operation.

Configuration & Spray Pattern Guide

Great Lakes Fountain 2 HP

The 2 HP configuration uses a 230V oil-free motor with a 130 GPM flow rate. It requires a minimum pond depth of 56 inches.

Rosewood reaches up to 40 feet high by 50 feet wide, Baystone up to 24 feet high by 40 feet wide, Gusher up to 45 feet high, Tudor up to 16 feet high by 50 feet wide, and Millbrook up to 24 feet high by 40 feet wide.

Great Lakes Fountain 3 HP

The 3 HP configuration uses a 230V oil-free motor with a 170 GPM flow rate. It requires a minimum pond depth of 60 inches.

Rosewood reaches up to 45 feet high by 55 feet wide, Baystone up to 28 feet high by 45 feet wide, Gusher up to 50 feet high, Tudor up to 18 feet high by 55 feet wide, and Millbrook up to 28 feet high by 45 feet wide.

Nozzle	Pattern
Rosewood	Multi-tiered classic spray pattern
Baystone	Center peak with traditional outer spray
Gusher	Voluminous vertical column
Tudor	Horizontal conical spray pattern
Millbrook	Vertical conical spray pattern

Specifications & Details

Specification	Detail
Motor Options	2 HP and 3 HP
Motor Type	Oil-Free Stainless Steel Submersible Motor
Voltage	230V
Frequency	60 Hz
Phase	Single Phase; 3-Phase Versions Available
Motor Speed	3,450 RPM
Flow Rate	130 GPM with 2 HP; 170 GPM with 3 HP
Minimum Pond Depth	56 Inches for 2 HP; 60 Inches for 3 HP
Power Cord	100 Feet, 10-Gauge, Submersible; Longer Lengths Available
Water Compatibility	Fresh Water or Salt Water
Operation	24 Hours Per Day
Maintenance	No Routine Maintenance Required
Warranty	5-Year Motor Warranty

Installation & Assembly

Anchoring

The fountain requires two nylon anchoring ropes and two weighted anchors or concrete blocks. The 2 HP configuration uses two 45-pound weights or equivalent concrete blocks, while the 3 HP configuration uses two 55-pound weights or equivalent concrete blocks. Anchoring materials are not included.

Electrical Installation

A GFCI is required for operation. The fountain should be installed according to the manufacturer's instructions and applicable electrical requirements. Always disconnect power before entering the water or when swimmers are present.

Power Cord

The standard 230V configuration includes a 100-foot, 10-gauge submersible power cord. Longer cord lengths can be ordered when required for the installation.

Maintenance & Winter Operation

Routine Maintenance

The Great Lakes Fountain is designed for low-maintenance operation. Its oil-free submersible motor does not require oil changes, and the manufacturer states that no routine maintenance is required.

Winter Operation

The fountain can remain in the pond during winter. Shut off the power during freezing conditions and leave the unit in place. After the ice thaws, restore power and return the fountain to operation.

Water Compatibility

The Great Lakes Fountain is designed for use in both fresh water and salt water environments.

Warranty

5-Year Motor Warranty

The Great Lakes Fountain includes a 5-year motor warranty. The manufacturer's warranty applies to the motor under its stated warranty terms and conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Question	Answer
What is the Great Lakes Fountain designed for?	It is designed for larger commercial ponds and lakes, providing a large water display while helping circulate water and support oxygen levels.
What motor sizes are available?	The large commercial Great Lakes Fountain is available in 2 HP and 3 HP configurations.
How many spray patterns are included?	Five brass nozzles are included: Rosewood, Baystone, Gusher, Tudor, and Millbrook.
Can the nozzle be changed without tools?	Yes. The included brass nozzles are designed to be changed without tools.
What pond depth is required?	The 2 HP model requires a minimum pond depth of 56 inches. The 3 HP model requires a minimum pond depth of 60 inches.
Can the Great Lakes Fountain be used in salt water?	Yes. The fountain is approved for use in salt water as well as fresh water.
Can it run continuously?	Yes. The fountain is designed for 24-hour-per-day operation.
Does it require winterizing?	The fountain can remain in place during winter. Power should be turned off during freezing conditions and restored after the ice thaws.
Is a GFCI required?	Yes. A GFCI is required for the fountain installation.
Can lights be added?	Yes. Light kits can be added when purchasing the fountain or installed later.
What is needed to anchor the fountain?	Two nylon ropes and two weighted anchors or concrete blocks are required. The 2 HP configuration uses two 45-pound weights, while the 3 HP configuration uses two 55-pound weights or equivalent concrete blocks.

Downloads

Pond Fountain Motor Specs

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Great Lakes Fountain Brochure

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Product Video

Watch the Great Lakes Fountain video for a visual look at the fountain, spray patterns, and operation.