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The catalog spans treatment, aeration, fountains, circulation, monitoring, lighting, and service parts. Enter through the category that matches the job, then compare configurations.

Confirm first: Do not compare starting prices across unrelated products or treat a low accessory price as the system price. Configured equipment requires voltage, cord, compatibility, and site review.

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Path and products What it changes Use it when Choose Confirm first
Move or oxygenate water Compare bottom-up diffusion, vigorous surface aeration, and display fountains. The job is circulation, oxygen transfer, or both. Start with the aeration field guide, then size from depth, shape, power, and oxygen demand. Confirm maximum depth, basin shape, available power, cord route, and the desired kind of water movement.
Add a decorative display Compare classic V-pattern and interchangeable-pattern fountain families. Visual presentation and surface movement are both goals. Start with the fountains field guide before choosing horsepower, pattern, lighting, and cord. Confirm water depth, basin dimensions, voltage, cord route, and whether deeper water also needs diffused aeration.
Compare treatment roles Separate program adjuncts, water-column products, sediment products, and seasonal biological maintenance. A defined water-management goal fits a documented product role. Start with the treatments guide, then calculate area or volume from the current directions. Confirm the target, diagnosis, water conditions, current label, and whether fish are under stress.
Address clarity Compare appearance, light management, flocculation, nutrient, and biological clarity paths. The cause of the visual problem is understood well enough to choose a management path. Use the algae and water-clarity guide to separate dye from treatment. Confirm whether the issue is color, suspended material, nutrients, algae, or possible cyanobacteria.
Address muck and organic debris Compare bottom-targeted formats, cold-water biology, and maintenance support. The defined target is sediment or organic loading rather than an unexplained water-column issue. Use the muck and sludge guide to match location, temperature, format, and treatment area. Confirm water temperature, treatment area, muck depth, aeration, and current directions.
Move shoreline water Compare AquatiClear packages by intended current, site geometry, power, mount, and cord. Floating material or low-flow shoreline zones need directed circulation. Start with the shoreline circulation guide before choosing horsepower. Confirm voltage, GFCI protection, submergence, bottom clearance, orientation, and a removal plan.
Plan winter de-icing Configure a de-icer around the structure, depth, ice conditions, electrical service, and safety plan. A dock or fixed structure needs a site-specific open-water strategy. Start with the de-icing guide, then select the exact horsepower, voltage, cord, and controller. Confirm placement, GFCI protection, local requirements, and visible thin-ice or open-water warnings.
Monitor water quality Match the management question to parameters, deployment length, telemetry, and maintenance. Decisions depend on measured dissolved oxygen, temperature, conductivity, level, or a broader sensor payload. Start with the monitoring guide before selecting an instrument or sonde configuration. Confirm parameters, depth range, cables, communications, power, calibration, and service access.
Match parts or lighting Identify the installed parent equipment before comparing service parts, fixtures, controls, and consumables. A known model needs maintenance, a compatible accessory, or lighting. Start with the parts and accessories guide, then match exact model and configuration. Confirm model, serial or part number, voltage, generation, cord, control method, and package contents.

  • Move or oxygenate water

    What it changes
    Compare bottom-up diffusion, vigorous surface aeration, and display fountains.
    Use it when
    The job is circulation, oxygen transfer, or both.
    Choose
    Start with the aeration field guide, then size from depth, shape, power, and oxygen demand.
    Confirm first
    Confirm maximum depth, basin shape, available power, cord route, and the desired kind of water movement.

  • Add a decorative display

    What it changes
    Compare classic V-pattern and interchangeable-pattern fountain families.
    Use it when
    Visual presentation and surface movement are both goals.
    Choose
    Start with the fountains field guide before choosing horsepower, pattern, lighting, and cord.
    Confirm first
    Confirm water depth, basin dimensions, voltage, cord route, and whether deeper water also needs diffused aeration.

  • Compare treatment roles

    What it changes
    Separate program adjuncts, water-column products, sediment products, and seasonal biological maintenance.
    Use it when
    A defined water-management goal fits a documented product role.
    Choose
    Start with the treatments guide, then calculate area or volume from the current directions.
    Confirm first
    Confirm the target, diagnosis, water conditions, current label, and whether fish are under stress.

  • Address clarity

    What it changes
    Compare appearance, light management, flocculation, nutrient, and biological clarity paths.
    Use it when
    The cause of the visual problem is understood well enough to choose a management path.
    Choose
    Use the algae and water-clarity guide to separate dye from treatment.
    Confirm first
    Confirm whether the issue is color, suspended material, nutrients, algae, or possible cyanobacteria.

  • Address muck and organic debris

    What it changes
    Compare bottom-targeted formats, cold-water biology, and maintenance support.
    Use it when
    The defined target is sediment or organic loading rather than an unexplained water-column issue.
    Choose
    Use the muck and sludge guide to match location, temperature, format, and treatment area.
    Confirm first
    Confirm water temperature, treatment area, muck depth, aeration, and current directions.

  • Move shoreline water

    What it changes
    Compare AquatiClear packages by intended current, site geometry, power, mount, and cord.
    Use it when
    Floating material or low-flow shoreline zones need directed circulation.
    Choose
    Start with the shoreline circulation guide before choosing horsepower.
    Confirm first
    Confirm voltage, GFCI protection, submergence, bottom clearance, orientation, and a removal plan.

  • Plan winter de-icing

    What it changes
    Configure a de-icer around the structure, depth, ice conditions, electrical service, and safety plan.
    Use it when
    A dock or fixed structure needs a site-specific open-water strategy.
    Choose
    Start with the de-icing guide, then select the exact horsepower, voltage, cord, and controller.
    Confirm first
    Confirm placement, GFCI protection, local requirements, and visible thin-ice or open-water warnings.

  • Monitor water quality

    What it changes
    Match the management question to parameters, deployment length, telemetry, and maintenance.
    Use it when
    Decisions depend on measured dissolved oxygen, temperature, conductivity, level, or a broader sensor payload.
    Choose
    Start with the monitoring guide before selecting an instrument or sonde configuration.
    Confirm first
    Confirm parameters, depth range, cables, communications, power, calibration, and service access.

  • Match parts or lighting

    What it changes
    Identify the installed parent equipment before comparing service parts, fixtures, controls, and consumables.
    Use it when
    A known model needs maintenance, a compatible accessory, or lighting.
    Choose
    Start with the parts and accessories guide, then match exact model and configuration.
    Confirm first
    Confirm model, serial or part number, voltage, generation, cord, control method, and package contents.

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