The aerator pump I had gave up the ghost. Very expensive to replace with same. Hoping this pump would be an economical solution It definitely was. Cost 1/3 the price of the one I needed to replace The pond is 3/4 surface acre 23 ft-13ft in depth Stocked with bass. Blue gills and Chanel cats I had to retrofit the cabinet and change pump rubber isolation feet to make it fit but that was straightforward Pump is on a timer runs 2 hrs in morning 2 hrs in evening. 365 days a year Been connected now for 4 months. I'm hoping to get years of service

Bought this for our 1+ acre pond. We've had it running for 6 weeks. Water is clearing and algea has died. Great value. Manual was difficult to figure out at first. Make sure you put it in a ventilated box, as it does produce a lot of heat and needs protection from the elements. We sat ours on a large concrete paver and covered it with an old Cupola. The vents allow the heat to escape. Make sure you read or watch you tube videos on how to start up an Areator in your pond or you will end up with dead fish. You must introduce the oxygen slowly over a week or so. We are very happy with this purchase.