Scott Aerator Clover Fountain

Scott Aerator's Clover fountains create an impressive cascade of water that sounds as beautiful as it appears. The brass center nozzle of the Clover is surrounded by separate side nozzles which create a spectacular, angled spray pattern similar to the lucky plant it's named for.

The brass center nozzle of the .5 horsepower Clover sprays at heights up to 20 feet, and it’s surrounded by separate side nozzles that create a spectacularly angled spray pattern, projecting water more than 15 feet at a 45-degree angle.

For increased spray height, choose the 1½ horsepower motor size which will reach heights over 40 feet and its side nozzle streams over 20 feet.

The Clover fountain increases the visual appeal of your pond or lake while also providing a healthy aquatic environment through oxygen transfer and water circulation. 

The Clover Fountain is manufactured utilizing a stainless steel, oil-free, submersible motor and pump, making it the most environmentally friendly fountain on the market.

Even better, the Clover Fountain requires no winterization!

Simply leave your fountain in the water, turn off its power supply, and forget about it all winter. Once the water thaws in the spring, re-establish power to the unit and you’re good to go. All components will withstand sub-zero conditions without damage.

The Clover Fountain is available in 1/2 horsepower, 1 horsepower, and 1.5 horsepower motor sizes.

The fountain is manufactured in the USA and carries an unconditional, 5-year motor warranty. Also available with optional LED lights.

Ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) required.  Please disconnect power source when swimmers are present.

Note: The Clover Fountain is ARL tested and approved to be in compliance with the applicable requirements of UL and the National Electric Code as complete packages.

What's Included:

• (1) Float Platform
• (1) Pump Assembly
• (1) Stainless Steel Filter
• (2) 5/16 inch stainless steel bolts
• (2) Stainless steel nuts & washers
• (3) Self tapping stainless steel screws

Tools Needed:

• (1) 3/8 inch wrench or socket screwdriver.
• (2) 1/2 inch wrenches (or pliers).
• (2) Nylon ropes required for anchoring.
• (2) 20 pound weights or concrete blocks required for anchoring.

Optional:

2 or 4 light sets can be added to the Clover unit.



Specs

• Available Horsepower: 1/2HP, 1HP, 1.5HP.
• 115 or 230 volt motor size (115 volt only for 1/2HP & 1HP unit).
• 60 gallons per minute flow rate.
• 70 foot electrical power cord for 1/2 HP unit.
• 100 foot electrical power cord for 1 HP & 1.5 HP units.
• Includes 12-gauge submersible power cord with plug.
• 36 inch minimum pond depth required.
• Approved for fresh or saltwater.
• Designed for 24 hour per day operation or with a timer.
• No maintenance required.
• 5 year motor warranty.

1/2 HP Motor Size Specs:

• 60 gallons of water per minute
• Center Stream is 20 feet high
• Side jets angled spray pattern is 15 feet
• Minimum pond depth of 36 inches

1 HP Motor Size Specs:

• 75 gallons of water per minute
• Center Stream is 30 feet high
• Side jets angled spray pattern is 20 feet
• Minimum pond depth of 36 inches

1.5 HP Motor Size Specs:

• 90 gallons of water per minute
• Center Stream is 40 feet high
• Side jets angled spray pattern is 20 feet
• Minimum pond depth of 36 inches

FAQ's

How long is the submersible power cable that comes with my Scott Aerator product?

The products manufactured by Scott Aerator are supplied with submersible power cable as follows:

Display Aerators and fountains utilizing a ½-hp motor come with 70 feet of power cable. Display Aerators and fountains utilizing a 1½-hp motor come with 100 feet of power cable.

The Aquasweep dock mount model is manufactured with 50 feet of power cable, the floating model with 35 feet.

De-icer units are manufactured with 25 feet of power cord on dock mount and slinger models, 35 feet on the floating model.

The light kits, both two-light and four-light, come with 100 feet of power cord.

All products can be manufactured with longer power cords.  Please contact us to request additional lengths.

What safety procedures are required for my Scott Aerator product?

Always use a ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) outlet for installation, and be sure to disconnect the power source whenever swimmers are present.

How do I decide if I need a fountain or an aerator?

While both styles can be aesthetically pleasing, aerators are primarily used for controlling algae, adding oxygen, and inhibiting insect breeding. If attractive sight and sound are your priorities, a fountain may be more suitable.

Can I operate my fountain day and night?

Scott Aerator fountain and aerator products are engineered to operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week (with the exception of the solar line of products, which are daytime focused).

How much of an increase in my electrical bill should I expect to see?

When operating a unit manufactured with a ½-hp motor, you can expect an additional cost of between .08 and .10 per hour on average. The 1½-hp units with 230-volt motors average about .12 per hour to operate.

How long will it take for my unit to be delivered?

All orders are typically shipped out within one business day by UPS.

What warranty is included with Scott Aerator?

All standard Scott Aerator products are warranted for five years against motor defects in materials or workmanship under normal operating conditions. All other product components are warranted for one year from date of purchase. Warranties remain in effect only for original owners and are not transferable.

Do I need any special permit from my state or local authority to operate an aquasweep, aerator, or fountain?

More than likely, no. If in doubt, check with your state's Department of Natural Resources or a local agency in your area.

Does Scott Aerator have lighting available for fountains and aerators?

Yes, two and four light kits are available as an optional add on purchase.  The lights can be added to your unit at the time of original purchase or anytime in the future.

How difficult is Installation?

Installation is relatively easy.

Under your fountain or aerator's flotation device, you'll find two eye bolts. Simply tie a nylon rope (not provided) to each of the two eye bolts and attach a concrete block or boat anchor to the ends of the rope.

The weighted ends of rope should be placed a minimum of 20 feet apart at the bottom of your pond. Or you can eliminate the weights and tie the ropes off on shore. 

What maintenance is required?

Very little maintenance is required for any product manufactured by Scott Aerator.

All motors and pumps we use are oil-free, self-contained units which require little more than a good spray with the garden hose or pressure washer when you remove them from the water. If you use your unit all year, just take it out of the water once every 3 years and spray it out well with clean water.

How will the products hold up in salt water?

All products are specifically designed for both fresh and salt water.  So salt water will not negatively impact the products.

Do I need to winterize the products?

No winterization is required for any Scott Aerator products.

Simply leave your aerator or fountain in the water, turn off the power supply, and forget about it for the winter.

Once the water thaws in the spring, re-establish power to the unit and you’re good to go.

The only exception to this rule is if you have installed an optional light set to your fountain or aerator, you should remove the light set prior to the ice forming.

All other components will withstand sub-zero conditions without damage. We do recommend removing your unit every 3 years to spray it clean with good clean water from a garden hose or pressure washer.

What is the minimum water depth required for my product?

All ½-hp aerators should be placed in no less than 28 inches of water. 1 ½-hp aerators should be placed in no less than 38 inches of water.

All ½-hp fountains should be placed in no less than 28 inches of water. All 1 ½-hp fountains should be placed in no less than 42 inches of water. 

What size pond do I need for a fountain or aerator?

All aerators and fountains manufactured by Scott Aerator Company are suitable for ponds of 1/8th acre and larger.

How many gallons per minute of water will my product move?

The Boilermaker and DA-20 aerators move up to 600 gallons of water per minute in the 1 ½-hp versions, and up to 400 gallons of water per minute in the ½-hp models.

Fountains generally move up to 80 gallons of water per minute in the 1½-hp versions and up to 60 gallons of water per minute in the ½-hp models.

Can I get a longer power cord with my product?

Yes.

Longer power cord lengths are available for all Scott Aerator products. The standard power cord is 12 gauge submersible, however 10 and 8 gauge power cords are available when needed for extra long power runs.

What is the advantage of using 230 volt over 115 volt power?

When utilizing a 230-volt motor, the amp draw is half that of the comparable 115-volt fountain or aerator. This means the 230-volt motor uses less power and is cheaper to operate than the 115 volt motor.

Power cords can be manufactured in greater lengths for 230-volt motors. Spray patterns and flow rates do not change when using a 230-volt motor compared to 115-volt motors.

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Shipping & Returns

Estimated Product Handling: 1 to 2 business days

Package Inspection

Please inspect your package upon delivery. If there is obvious damage, please note the damages on the delivery receipt.

Contact us within 24 hours to report the damage, by either e-mail or phone. Please retain all original boxes and packaging.

Returns (Applies to Scott Aerator products only)

• All returns must be pre-authorized and require a return authorization.  Please email contact@enhancedleisure.com to request a return authorization.  

• All returns must be requested within 30 calendar days from the delivery date.

• The product must be in the original packaging and include all packaging materials, crates, boxes, and pamphlets.

• All returns include a 15% restocking fee.

• Customers are required to pay for the cost of return freight shipping.

• The final return amount will be calculated as the Purchase Price less return shipping cost less the 15% restocking fee.