Oase Pondovac 4 Pond Vacuum

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Pond vacuums, like most kinds of vacuums, work primarily by suctioning up water and debris and depositing it into a holding chamber within the main part of the vacuum unit itself.

Maximum suction depth of 2.4m thanks to high-performance 1700 W motor with optimised blade geometry. Large diameter casters and generous handle ensure that the Pondovac can be easily moved around the garden. Make sure cables are where people are less liable to trip over them, which should also protect the cabling from damage. Suction Power. Bigger ponds often accumulate more debris. For this reason, larger ponds need a more powerful vac. As a general rule, the higher the wattage the more powerful a pond vacuum is likely to be (although there are exceptions). Keep in mind that extra power often comes at the expense of weight. Specification: Energy use: 1400 w, Container capacity: 25 l, Cleaning hose length: 4 m, Power Cable Length: 4 m

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Aside from how easy it is to use, we like that the AquaVac doesn’t require fitting a hose pipe or any electricity. It’s reasonably effective at cleaning up sludge and smaller debris, so it can greatly speed up the process of cleaning a small pond.

Within minutes of your application being approved, you will be presented with the options to either e-sign or print and return your finance agreement. The PondoVac 4 by OASE is one of the most sturdy and versatile pond vacuums on the market. Perhaps the PondoVac 4’s best selling feature is its dual chambers which allow it to vacuum and drain at the same time for continuous use. Other pond vacuums with single chambers can only vacuum or drain one at a time which makes the job take much longer. Who should buy this model instead of the PondoVac though? If you’re not sure whether the more expensive model is worth the money, we recommend choosing it for bigger ponds. The double-chamber system and more powerful motor mean it can clean large amounts of sludge and debris faster. With that said, the cheaper Pondomatic can still do the job – it just takes a bit longer. Two Chamber System: The PondoVac 4 has updated the way in which it works, before the system use to fill up and then empty itself, so pond cleaning although efficient, could be pretty slow. This problem has now been solved with the patented two chamber design of the PondoVac 4. Having two cylinders means that while one chamber is filling up the other is emptying so there is literally no hanging around and waiting time. Who doesn't want more time enjoying their pond rather than cleaning it?

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Maximum suction depth of 2.4 m thanks to high-performance 1,700 W motor with optimised blade geometry If you’ve looked into pond vacuums recently you’ve no doubt come across the PondoVac 4 by OASE. This pond vacuum is one of the most widely used pond vacuums and also one of the most widely available, and for good reasons. Pond and pool vacuum with extremely strong suction capacity of 20,000 l/h – perfect for professional use

Another selling point of the PondoVac 4 is its solid construction. Unlike its very capable predecessor, the PondoVac 4 is made using heavier duty materials and with hose extensions made entirely of aluminum. This is especially nice when using several extensions together to reach the bottom of a deep pond without fear or damaging the unit. Net weight It’s true there are other methods for removing sludge and debris. A simple net can work if you don’t mind getting your hands dirty. You can also buy ​”sludge removers” to break down debris and leave your pond looking cleaner. The highly popular PondoVac 4 from Oase has been further improved and now features robust aluminium suction tubes for increased strength and durability.Firstly, handpump vacuums are a lot cheaper and widely available. Their job is similar to a standard net, but nets aren’t that useful at all apart from removing large debris, so a hand pump vacuum goes one level up. It uses a hosepipe (in most cases) to create suction at the end of the vacuum, meaning that you use a similar technique to using a net, but you collect debris more efficiently. They also don’t need electricity, which is the main difference. The cold weather is here and so it is the perfect time to begin to clean your pond for winter. When temperatures drop, your pond and its contents will become less active, with the fish gradually going into a state of hibernation. Of course, your pond should be set up to self-regulate as much as possible. This involves doing things like making sure the pond is properly aerated and has adequate water flow, using pumps and filters, to keep the water as clean and oxygenated as possible.