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No matter how small your pond installation, it is always to your minimum-maintenance advantage to install a pond bottom drain or bulkhead fitting as a drain to which an inlet screen can be added. If the installation does not permit this drain to be gravity fed away from the pond, it can always be connected to the suction side of a pump.
Even if you do not plan to install a filter system right away this plumbing line can be capped for eventual hookup. If you do not have drain plumbing, you can use the Aqua Art Retro-Drain.
D1410
Easy Installation/Minimum maintenance
Handles high volumes of water, easily
For Ponds 1400 to 10,000 gallons
For smaller size drain, see D514 below
Multiple option pipe sizes - 1 1/2, 2, 3, or 4"
Low profile vortex design, 15" diam x 6" h
Balanced water velocity entrance rate
Durable ABS plastic construction
Compatible with Matala™ filter media
Ideal for gravity fed filter systems
Extended feet for unsurpassed stability
D514
Easy Installation/Minimum maintenance
Handles high volumes of water, easily
For Ponds 500 to 1400 gallons
Multiple option pipe sizes - 1 1/2, 2, or 3"
Optional Turtlehead (shown below)
Low profile vortex design, 11" diam x 5" h
Balanced water velocity entrance rate
Durable ABS plastic construction
Compatible with Matala™ filter media
Ideal for gravity fed filter systems
Extended feet for unsurpassed stability
30% smaller than model D1410
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