Questions and Answers for Lifegard Aquatics 6600-GPH Pond Pump

A:  This pump will not be suitable for application. I would suggest a self priming with 20+ feet of head.

A:  yes. I tried 3 times to answer this question, only to have the site keep asking for my email. Its too much work to help your other customers figure stuff out. Whats in it for me and my time?

A:  No...manual states fresh water

A:  The internal parts consist of ceramic shaft, stainless steel coating, and composite impeller.

A:  I believe the internal parts are ceramic

A:  I really do not know but i have used both on several waterfalls in my pond and do not notice any difference in flow

A:  Decreasing the hose size may make the pump work a bit harder.

A:  The pump housing is plastic.

A:  Harded Plastic...oil free cooling....excellent purchase.

A:  Yes, mine runs 24/7/365. In my area, the temperatures during the winter, frequently drop below zero and at times stay below freezing for 7 straight days. My waterfall ices over as does my pond but the water continues to flow inside a cone of ice into the pond to keep oxygen in the water for the Koi.

A:  The number of watts is equal to amps multiplied by volts. This product is rated at 2.9 amps, multiplied by 115 volts. Therefore this product is rated at 333.5 watts.

A:  Yes. They are submersible and will only work when emerssed in water.

A:  Yes. Mine is in a large koi pond.

A:  yes.

A:  The pump does go in the water. If it is not submerged it will burn out the motor in short time. I think this is the best pump available for the money.

A:  Yes, you can use this pump in a submerged or external application.

A:  25ft

A:  yes 30 feet

A:  The power cord is 20 ft long.