2905 BlackLake Blvd. Tumwater, WA 98512
(360) 412-0309 Email: Nppsstore@gmail.com
Winter Hours: M-F 8-4 (October-March)
Summer Hours M-F 8-4 Sat. 10-4 (April-September)
www.OlympiaPonds.com
Pond Pumps
We have an amazing selection of submersible pond pumps, many different brands and sizes in stock. We can also order a specific pump or external pond pump for your project.
If you need help sizing a pump, we can help guide you in the right direction and also help you with your building design and construction tips and create custom pond kits.
For more detailed design, we offer building design and consulting services.
Read more about sizing pumps, click the link to our blog
Pondmaster (Danner)
Pondmaster -Danner submersible magnetic pond pumps (35-3600gph) are designed to handle virtually any application where water has to be moved. Pond-Mag® pumps have been fulfilling the needs of professionals and consumers for decades with quiet, efficient, and reliable 24/7 performance.
Warranty varies from 1-5 years (please refer to the pump information and warranty guide)
PondMax
PondMAX Evo II EV Series is an energy-efficient skimmer and water feature pump designed for waterfalls, streams, pondless features, and pond skimmer systems. Built with an advanced motor, ceramic shaft, SMART MAG™ motor protection, and an anti-clog impeller, the EV Series delivers strong, reliable flow with low energy consumption.
Suitable for submersible or inline flooded-suction installation, with seven models available from 700 to 3,600 GPH.
PondMAX PV Series Mag-Drive Pump is a compact, energy-efficient recirculating pump designed for fountains, small ponds, and water features. With a magnetic drive motor, built-in flow adjuster, ceramic impeller shaft, and a large pre-filter screen with sponge included, the PV Series is built for low-maintenance, quiet operation. Multiple hose connectors allow flexible plumbing connections, and an optional external pre-filter can be added via the threaded intake to further reduce cleaning frequency. Three models from 250 to 550 GPH.
PitLess (formerly Flowranger)
The "PitLess" pump is an asynchronous and versatile that may be used vertically or horizontally. These energy efficient pond pumps may also be used in or out of the pond in-line (when used out of the pond, they must be positioned below the water level.)
The PitLess Pump is designed with a vortex impeller for maximum water output and low power consumption. Each pump includes an anti-clog, pre-filter screen for low maintenance and solid handling up to 0.25".
We carry 2000, 3000, 4000, 5200, 6500, 8000 and 10,000gph pumps.
These pumps have a 3 Year Warranty, please refer to our warranty and troubleshooting guide.
Teton
We carry the Teton XPF Series consists of high-volume, direct-drive submersible vortex pumps designed for large ponds, tall waterfalls, and demanding water features.
XPF3700, XPF4500, XPF5200 and XPF6000 models are available. They come with a 2 year warranty- please refer to our warranty and troubleshooting guide for more information.
Key Features
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Vortex Impeller: Handles solid debris up to 3/4″ in diameter to reduce clogging in debris-heavy environments.
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Direct-Drive Motor: High-torque design engineered for high head pressure and long pipe runs.
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Durable Build: Features a corrosion-resistant stainless steel motor housing and a fiber-reinforced plastic pump body.
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Safety & Duty: Includes built-in thermal overload protection and a 2-year manufacturer warranty for 24/7 continuous operation
Pump Instruction, Warranty and Troubleshooting Guide
Thank you for purchasing your new Pond & Waterfall or Fountain Pump from us. Our goal is for every client to have the best experience with their new pond equipment.
Read the following operating guidelines, pump instructions and troubleshooting guide listed below. Please call or email us with any questions you may have.
Operation Instruction Guide:
• Read the owner’s manual that comes with your pump. Note the Warranty Period.
• Warranty Period= Original Purchase Date. Your Warranty starts upon the original day of purchase. If you receive a warranty pump replacement this does not restart the warranty period.
•Always operate the pump fully submerged; or if using in-line ensure a constant source of fresh water and that it is operating below water level. Failure to do so may overheat the pump and cause it to fail, voiding the warranty.
•Keep Pump Intake Free & Clear of Debris. Use only in fully assembled state, paying particular attention to ensure that intake filter screens are continuously free of debris so pump is always unobstructed.
• Keep clear of suction & discharge openings. DO NOT insert fingers in pump with power connected.
• Monitor Flow Rates as needed. Do not pump hazardous materials or liquids other than water, such as oil or organic solvents. Do not block or restrict discharge.
• Keep Pump Plug Dry. It should be plugged directly into a grounded outlet. Extension cords should be avoided and may invalidate a warranty. DO NOT CUT the CORD, keep plug attached.
• Ensure there is proper Voltage to power the pump.
•Most pumps are meant to be used continuously 24-7. If you decide to shut down your water feature during winter months, remove pump to avoid freezing the internal parts and seals. Overwinter in a frost free area in a bucket of water.
Troubleshooting Tips:
• Reduced Water Flow – Pump or plumbing may be clogged. It may be necessary to clean the filter screens and impeller. Monitor Flow Rates as needed.
• Pump Hums and Doesn’t Push Water – Pump or plumbing may be clogged. It may be necessary to clean the filter screens and impeller. – Remove the water chamber cover and inspect and clean the impeller rotor assembly and internal pump body. – Make sure nothing is blocking or wrapped around the impeller.
• Pump Over Heating- Popping the Breaker. This occurs when the pump does not have adequate water flowing through it, usually due to a blockage or pond leak. Undersized pumps can also fail if they work too hard pumping water.
• Pump Not Working – The ground-fault circuit-interrupter (GFCI) may have tripped. – The pump is not receiving the correct voltage. When pumps start to fail they will often trip the breaker. If this happens, unplug the pump and plug in a different device like a hair dryer to test the outlet (or use a voltage meter).
If you are having problems with your pump – please contact us, we can help you troubleshoot issues. We do need the pump core and proof of purchase to validate the warranty process. The return process could possibly take 2-3 days.