The 10 Best Fountain Pumps
This wiki has been updated 9 times since it was first published in February of 2019. There is no question that adding a water feature to an indoor or outdoor space can make it more inviting. Not only are they eye-catching, but they also create a sense of harmony that helps people relax, leading to better mental health. Any one of these fountain pumps can help bring the sound of nature to your home. They are generally easy to set up and require very little maintenance. When users buy our independently chosen editorial picks, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki. If you'd like to contribute your own research to the Wiki, please get started by reviewing this introductory video.
1. Laguna PowerJet 600
2. Zomma Solar
3. Homasy 400GPH
Editor's Notes
February 18, 2019:
We did our best to include a variety of styles and flow capacities on our list. For those who like the ideal of a self-contained unit that doesn't require the purchase of any extra components, we have selected the Laguna PowerJet 600, Zomma Solar, and RoadTech Solar. If you already have a sprinkler head or waterfall setup and just need to move water to it, you can go with the Tetra Pond 26587, Homasy 400GPH, or Aquagarden Pennington 1053010. All of them can move at least 300 gallons per hour, which should be enough for most needs. If you have a small indoor water feature, the compact Homasy 80 or PonicsPump PP06605, should be considered. Finally, if you are unsure of exactly how much water you need to move and are worried about getting something too powerful, the Laguna PowerJet 600, Homasy 400GPH, and Aquagarden Pennington 1053010 all allow you to adjust the flow rate to suit your needs.
4. Tetra Pond 26587
5. Aquagarden Pennington 1053010
6. Simple Deluxe 400
7. RoadTech Solar
8. Kedsum Submersible
9. Homasy 80
10. PonicsPump PP06605
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