There are many benefits to a pond pump, as they can improve water circulation which will allow any fish and pond vegetation to thrive. This keeps your pond looking fantastic and lively, a real garden focal point.

This will entirely depend on the wattage of the water pump. A 100-watt pump run for an hour equals 0.1 kilowatt-hours (kWh), so you can check this against your current rate or tariff to estimate how much running your pump might cost. If this is a concern, consider a solar-powered pump instead.

All of our solar water pumps come with sufficient solar panels to run the corresponding pump so you don’t need to worry about calculating exactly how many panels you’ll require – one less thing to worry about!

Pump pressure is measured in litres per hour (LPH) – we offer a range of pumps in varying pressures from low-pressure pond pumps that generate less than 4,000 LPH, medium pressure pumps that operate at around 4,000-10,000 LPH, all the way to high-pressure pond pumps that generate more than 10,000 LPH.

The higher the pressure, the higher the water will pump – but remember that this will also depend on the wattage of the pump so it receives enough power.

Typically you want your pond pump to work during the day, which means that a solar-powered water pump will make a great deal of sense. However, if you want to have more control over the power and timing of your water feature, you may wish to consider other types of pond pumps available here at Primrose.