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Style: 1200 GPH Waterfall Pump
Features
- The 1200 GPH Waterfall Pump is ideal for small waterfalls up to 5 ft. tall.
- With a maximum pumping height of 14 ft. at 0 GPH, this energy-efficient pump helps power a waterfall.
- All TotalPond Waterfall Pumps have a back-spitting feature to cool the pump.
- The internal design of the pump allows larger debris to flow out of the discharge and finer particles to flow out of the rear of the pump. This ensures that the shafts and bearings are being continuously cleaned.
- Includes a mesh barrier pumpshield prevent debris from clogging the pump.
Description
TotalPond waterfall pumps have high performance, wet bearing motors capable of moving large amounts of water to create dynamic effects. These powerful motors are energy efficient and are designed for quiet performance so you can enjoy the sounds of flowing water, not the buzz of the motor. All of our waterfall pumps include a pumpshield to protect it from dirt and debris, which will also extend the life of the pump. The 1200 GPH Waterfall Pump is ideal for cascading waters up to 5 ft. in height. It has a maximum pumping height of 14 ft and comes with a 16 ft. power cord. Compatible with 1 inch id tubing
Brand: TotalPond
Color: Black
Material: Plastic
Style: 1200 GPH Waterfall Pump
Product Dimensions: 10"L x 6"W x 4.8"H
Power Source: Ac/dc
Maximum Flow Rate: 20 Gallons Per Minute
Maximum Lifting Height: 16 Feet
Voltage: 115 Volts
Global Trade Identification Number: 83
Brand: TotalPond
Color: Black
Material: Plastic
Style: 1200 GPH Waterfall Pump
Product Dimensions: 10"L x 6"W x 4.8"H
Power Source: Ac/dc
Maximum Flow Rate: 20 Gallons Per Minute
Maximum Lifting Height: 16 Feet
Voltage: 115 Volts
Global Trade Identification Number: 83
Manufacturer: Geo Global Partners
UPC: 871980410383
Item Weight: 3.52 pounds
Item model number:
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
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Style: 1200 GPH Waterfall Pump
This is a very nice pump. It has a quality feeling in the way it looks, feels and operates. It is nearly silent and very smooth running. The flow is very steady and uniform. It easily achieves the claimed 1200 GPH, and I have confirmed this by timing it in emptying 400 gallons from a pond. I have included a photo of the pump in use in its mesh filter bag, and also of the flow it creates over a 12 inch wide spillway (at only a few inches lift) through about 20' of 1.25 inch tubing. I have used the pump for over six months so far with flawless performance, and will update if any problems arise with more use. *Update* The pump has been in continuous use (24 x 7 x 365) for almost four years now with no issues. It is still running perfectly. *Update* This pump lasted for almost exactly six years of continuous use, then failed without warning. While in use it was smooth, quiet and flawless. I consider that to be good durability for the cost. I would have replaced it with the identical pump, but needed to get up and running again quickly. I had to buy something locally instead of ordering and waiting for delivery. I still highly recommend the pump. I recommend replacing it after five years, and keeping the old one as a spare in case of failure. Well worth the money.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2015 by The J The J
Style: 2000 GPH Waterfall Pump
This is a good pump and a good value. It uses less power than my last pump, yet it pumps more volume. It's great in my 500 to 1000 gallon pond with an external filter, a waterfall and a spitting frog. EDIT: I'm editing this review after about 15 months. The pump is weakening in the amount of water it is pumping. After thorough cleaning of every component in the system, this pump is pumping much less forcefully than when new, and that was only 15 months ago. I didn't expect 5 years, but for the money, I thought I'd approach 2 to 3 years. Other than this, the pump works well for a 1000 gallon pond with waterfall and spitting frog. I'm going to try a different pump when I buy a replacement. I think a "guesstimate" of how long the pump should last should go with the warranty. We folks with ponds with fish in them run the pump 24/7/365, so the manufacturer should be able to test their own product and offer a range of lifetime, say 1 year or 2 years, and back that up with a warranty. Still, the pump works well, just not as well for as long as I expected.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2013 by R. Black
Style: 1200 GPH Waterfall Pump
Very powerful waterfall pump...started flowing immediately when plugged in!!
Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2025 by Marina Girard-Valdez
Style: 1200 GPH Waterfall Pump
Once again, Made in China has cropped up in another consumer market. That alone may dissuade pump customers, but they should be prepared to fork over a lot of money for the satisfaction of comparable non-Chinese equipment. Unhappy about this, I still went ahead and bought a Total Pond 1200 gph pump. (BTW, Total Pond is Geoglobal Partners, a division of OASE.) Fortunately, I've had better luck with this pump than other Amazon customers. It has served a medium sized pond with a 5 foot head waterfall through about 30 feet of 1.25 inch tubing for two seasons. Aside from continuing to operate properly, what I like about this pump is the easy disassembly for cleaning. This is critical for longevity of ceramic shaft pumps. It uses 82 watts, info that is not easy to find. Customers complaining about outlet connection sizes: I gave up trying to make proper plumbing connections on pond pumps when it seemed that every manufacturer (and perhaps product runs of the same manufacturer) produced outlets with different size / threads. Finding fittings is just too much work and expense. My advice to everyone for any pond pump: take the pump to a decent hardware store, find tubing that fits snugly over the pump outlet, and secure it with a stainless steel aircraft clamp (see photo--the pump is sitting on the filter box I run it in, just a black storage container with slots cut in it). My last observation for what it's worth is that pond pumps of any manufacturer (I've had many) are fickle; they may last a long time, they may not. They are tiny little machines that work in often tough conditions 24 hours a day for months; that they may last for years is amazing in itself. The best bet is to use a prefilter of some sort (even the bag that comes with this one) and clean everything frequently.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2020 by Pileated Pileated
Style: 3600 GPH Waterfall Pump
Lasted 9 months. Our foundation runs for 30 minutes twice a day. It is hard to get to, not looking forward to replacing it
Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2025 by KM
Style: 1200 GPH Waterfall Pump
I bought this to pump water to a DIY laminar flow water nozzle. It works great and is very quiet. It is very barely audible. Most people wouldn't hear it at all, if you didn't tell them what to listen for. I like that it comes with the filter bag. The 1200 gph flow rate turned out to be more than I really needed, so I put a tee and a ball valve at the pump output so that some water just re-enters the bucket that the pump is in, and the rest goes to the laminar flow nozzle. The laminar flow nozzle shoost the water back into the bucket that the pump is in, so it's a closed loop system. I can adjust the length/height of the water stream that the nozzle puts out by turning the ball valve. Right now, I've got it set up so the water stream shoots about 12 feet across and is about 5 feet high at the top of the parabolic arc. I recommend this pump.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2014 by SWALKER
Style: 2000 GPH Waterfall Pump
It was too big for the cut out of my fountain. But otherwise it look good. Fast shipping and accurate description.
Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2025 by Leigh
Style: 1200 GPH Waterfall Pump
I've gone through 2 other brand name pumps the past 5 years, and the last pump only lasted a few months - so I'm not giving that business any more of my money. This TotalPond pump - has been great - SO FAR. My main concern with pumps is longevity, so I will update this if the pump takes a dump (LOL) in the next 8 months. When I dropped this pump in the water, I had NO IDEA it was on. It's seriously SO QUIET!!! My other pumps you could always hear running under water, this one - you can ONLY hear the water falling off the rock. It seems well built, and I'm praying I don't have to go digging up all the rocks to pull it out and replace anytime soon. It also comes with a cool mesh bag that surounds the pump to keep the big stuff from getting to the suction area.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2014 by T. Smith