The biggest complaint end-users have with traditional pondless systems is cleaning the gravel and accessing the pump. Traditional pondless water features use gravel as the pre-filter, require a buried pump vault, water blocks, and basin liner with underlayment.
The Hydropondless system utilizes the HydroSieve pre-filter and the HydroChamber which is a pump vault and water storage tank. Both units are designed for remote placement away from the pondless water feature for a more attactive feature.
The HydroSieve traps leaves, needles, grass clippings, blossoms, and other debris in its filter basket for easy removal. The HydroChamber keeps the pump sumberged in 19” of water and has the capacity to hold 6.8 cubic feet of water (50.87 gallons) above the pump when the pondless system is turned off. Mulitple HydroChambers can be linked together for unlimited water storage.
The HydroChamber is features a 4” inlet nipple for easy connection to pipe, a 4” coupling nipple for multiple unit daisy chaining, two double female threaded 2” outlet ports for multiple pump applications, and a 1/2” double female threaded inlet port for an auto fill valve. It is thick walled, direct burial rotational molded plastic.
The HydroChamber can be used with submersible, or centrifugal pumps which gives the installer and end-user more options.
The HydroChamber eliminates the need for basin liner, basin underlayment, pump vault, water blocks, and basin gravel - and it allows for easy pump access.
The Hydropondless system allows end-users to clean their pondless system as easy as cleaning a pond skimmer. It can be used with pondless waterfalls, pondless streams, pondless rock columns, pondless fountains, and even pondless pools. The Hydropondless system easily attaches to rubber, concrete, gunite, and polyurea liners.
What ever the pondless design or materials, the Hydropondless cuts down on installation time, eliminates multiple products, provides for unlimited creativity, and gives the end-user the easiest to clean pondless system.