Product Description
Laguna "Electronic" Waterfall and Filter Pumps employ an integrated electronic circuit board to continuously control impeller speed and force. This technological advancement has produced the most powerful, energy efficient pumps on the market today. Compare watt to watt, gallon to gallon, Laguna Pumps outperform.
| Price: | $207.30 |
| as of Tue, 05 Mar 2013 07:25:35 GMT ***Remember, deals price on this item for sale just for limited time*** | |
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #95701 in Lawn & Patio
- Brand: Laguna
Features
- Anti-leaf ribs to assure continuing suction.
- Cage openings from 1/4" to 5/16" in diameter according to the pump size for solids handling capability.
- Unique two-level suction capability, through upper and lower casing, for maximum water flow.
- Pump cage can be anchored to a fitted ballast, allowing easy removal for service with a twisting motion.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
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By Lynette Olson
Arrived in decent time. Easy to install. Amazing power. Has done well for a pond with 6 dirty ducks. Would recommend this to anyone needing a heavy duty pump.
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By Diego A. Montiel
I own a Laguna 2400 pump and decided to have another one as a backup. I purchased the 2900 GPM and coupled it with a 40W PondMaster ultraviolet clarifier. Great product as the other Laguna pump. They both work as a charm.
I believe that Amazon should ALWAYS indicate the size of the inlet and outlets AND OFFER the fittings to other sizes. The Laguna 2900, as its smaller brother, the 2400, have a 1 1/4" outlet and the Pondmaster, a 1 1/2". Aside from this I had no trouble at all. I decided to let the new, 2900 pump working and left the older, proven 2400 as a backup.
Since I live overseas and utility rates are several times those of the USA's, I was concerned about power usage and compared all pond pumps effectiveness by dividing their rated output into the watts consumed. Laguna came on top along with Fishmate, but since I had a "little problem" with a pressure filter that I purchased from them and had a hard time contacting them to get a spare part, to the extent that I desisted to repair my pressure filter's UV system and replaced it with the one with Pondmaster. I don't know about you, but when it becomes hard to get a replacement part, even for a wonderful product, I start looking for other brands.
I do not hesitate from buying a Laguna pump, although I was concerned that nobody wad reviewed this product. Now that I have seen them working, I am also looking at the Laguna 4500 for a larger pond that I have in mind.
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