Proline Hy-Drive Waterfall Pump - 2100 gph
$300.99
SKU: 239976
Manufacturer: Danner
MPN: 02665
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Details
The ProLine Hy-drive 2100 Waterfall pump by Pondmaster is designed with larger backyard ponds and cascades in mind, packing plenty of power to drive the waterfalls in your water feature. The 316 stainless steel rotor is extremely wear and corrosion resistant, assuring long-lasting performance in any application from ponds to large saltwater aquariums. The Hy-Drive 2100 pump has a maximum flow rate of 2100 gph, and a maximum Head Pressure of 22.5 feet.
Comes with two 1 1/4 in. hose barbs, two 3/4 in. hose barbs and one 1 1/4 in. connector.
See full instructions and head pressure flow chart for Hy-Drive Waterfall Pumps here.
Comes with two 1 1/4 in. hose barbs, two 3/4 in. hose barbs and one 1 1/4 in. connector.
See full instructions and head pressure flow chart for Hy-Drive Waterfall Pumps here.
Specifications
| Specifications | |
| MPN | 02665 |
| Manufacturer | Danner |
| Flow Rate | 2100 gph |
| Power Cord Length | 20 ft. |
| Warranty | 3 years |
| UL Listed | Yes |
| Max Pond Size | 4200 gal. |
| Length | 6.5 in. |
| Width | 6 in. |
| Height | 12.5 in. |
| Max Head Height | 22.5 ft. |
| Internal Id | 32159 |
Instructions
Click here to download the instruction manual from the manufacturer's website.
Ratings & Reviews
1 review
This pond pump will give you longevity and peace of mind at an excellent price.
by drew
I used several larger pumps in the past and and could not get more than 2 years of service. I have been using this PROLINE model on my 1000 gallon pond with a 25ft stream and two water falls (one fall at stream head - one at pond opposite stream) non-stop for 4 years (below freezing, ice and snow) without any damage or performance problems. Lately the flow seems to be slowing at the waterfalls so I just wanted to have this model on hand just in case. I love this model and if you need worry free performance just check & clear the pump of any accumulations once a week (or after a storm) and you will enjoy peace of mind for your pond and fish just as I do.