DA-20 Display Aerator for Small, Residential Ponds

Please note that 115V units are compatible with power cords up to 100 feet in length from the breaker to the fountain. For longer power cord lengths, upgrade to our 230V units to avoid amperage drops.

A L6-20 plug is required for the 230V unit, along with a 20 amp double pole breaker.

Quick Facts

• Floating pond & lake fountain designed for powerful aeration.
• Operates in all seasons.
• Includes fountain motor, float, debris screen, and power cord.
• Optional LED lights and timers are available for purchase with the initial order or can be added later.
• Available in 7 sizes.
• Oil-free, water-cooled motor.
• Approved for use in salt water.
• 5-year warranty.
• GFCI required. Please disconnect the power source when swimmers are present.
• ARL tested and approved to comply with UL and the National Electric Code requirements as complete packages.

Size Guide

Warranty

All standard Scott Aerator Company products are warranted to the original owner for five years against motor defects in materials or workmanship. All other product components are warranted for one year from the date of purchase. Scott Aerator Company will replace failed parts under warranty when the defective unit is returned to the factory, shipping prepaid by the customer. The unit must be returned to the factory prior to shipment of replacement parts. All parts replaced under this warranty will be returned with shipping prepaid. Neither Scott Aerator Company nor Pond Fountain Depot will be liable for consequential damage or any costs associated with removal or attempts to repair components in the field.

Electrical

Amp Draw & Watts

Cable Size & Max Distance From Fountain to Breaker

Manuals

• Assembly Instructions 1/3 HP - 1 HP (PDF)
• Assembly Instructions 1.5 HP - 3 HP (PDF)
• Assembly Video

FAQ

Q: How do I choose a fountain?
A: This depends on your goal: aeration, aesthetics, or both. For aeration or both, we recommend our Aerating Fountains due to their high flow rates. For aesthetics, consider the various display options and ensure your pond meets the minimum depth requirements and that the display size is appropriate.

Q: How do I choose the horsepower?
A: The horsepower determines the spray pattern size. Ensure your pond meets the minimum depth requirements for the chosen horsepower and that the spray won’t splash the pond's sides. For ponds a quarter acre or larger, choose based on desired appearance and budget.

Q: Do I need to hire someone to install my fountain?
A: If you don't have a power source by the pond, consult a licensed electrician. Fountain installation is straightforward and many customers install their own to save money. Fountains float in the pond, anchored on two sides, and connect via a submersible cord to the power source.

Q: How do I choose between 110-120V and 220-240V?
A: If your power source is more than 70 feet from the main breaker, choose 220-240V to ensure ample power. Verify that your power source can handle higher voltage to avoid inconsistent operation.

Q: Are lights included automatically?
A: Lights are not included but can be purchased with the fountain or later. They simply snap onto the floating unit and are highly recommended.

Q: Why is the power cord so expensive?
A: The cost is driven by the materials used. Depending on the fountain, the power cord is made from 14-gauge to 4-gauge copper or stainless steel wire.

Q: Can my fountain be left in the water during winter?
A: Scott Aerator Fountains can operate through winter. They should be run continuously or shut off entirely during winter months. Once the water thaws, simply turn them back on.