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AquaMaster Masters Grand Series 7.5HP floating fountain
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Aqua Master - Masters Grand Series 7.5HP Fountain – Biscayne

Model # MGS5472-SC+3003063+861082XL+50FT
$25,567.07 CAD · ships from Markham, ON
  • Interchangeable nozzles - change the display without changing the fountain
  • Masters Series ships as a package with control panel and underwater-rated cable
  • Oil-cooled energy-efficient motor with stainless steel housing and intake screen
  • UL, cUL and CE listed, with AquaLock underwater cable disconnect
Voltage & Phase 220-240V 1PH
Cable Length 50 ft
Add compatible lights
Add lights made for this fountainOnly kits that fit this unit are listed. The light cord is matched to the fountain cord you choose.

Not sure which kit? Call or text 1-855-752-5795 and a tech will match it to your water.

This unit ships without a control panelA panel gives you proper disconnect and overload protection plus timer control. It has to match the horsepower and single or three-phase supply - send us the model and we will pair it correctly.Browse control panels →
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Masters Grand 7.5 HP - Choose Your Spray Pattern

The Masters Grand is AquaMaster's largest floating fountain at 7.5 HP, built for lakes and large commercial water. The pump and float are common to the range - the nozzle sets the display.

Overview

Masters Grand Series® 7.5HP fountain package with Biscayne spray pattern. No lights included.

Manuals & drawings

Before you order

Questions our techs answer every week

Does an AquaMaster fountain include a control panel?

Yes. Masters Series fountains ship as a complete package - fountain, control panel and a specified length of underwater-rated power cable - on all 60 Hz models.

That is worth knowing when comparing prices against a unit sold as the fountain alone, since a panel is a significant separate cost on lines that do not include one.

Which AquaMaster series suits my water?

Three ranges, sized very differently. Masters Series covers 1 to 5 HP and suits water up to roughly two surface acres. Masters Grand is a single 7.5 HP unit for about three acres. Galaxy Select runs from 10 to 25 HP and is built for large lakes and municipal water.

Send us your surface acreage and depth and we will confirm which range fits.

Can I change the spray pattern later?

Yes. All Masters Series nozzles are interchangeable, and AquaMaster offers over 30 patterns across the line.

One catch worth knowing: Basic Flow patterns swap freely among themselves, while Straightened Flow patterns use flow-straightener technology and may require that component fitted. Adjustable Straightened Flow patterns can also be tuned by turning the lock nut assembly. Tell us which pattern you have and which you want and we will confirm what is needed.

How deep does the water need to be?

It depends on the series and the mounting. A Masters Series fountain in the standard vertical design needs a minimum of 3 ft; the horizontal design drops that to 16 in, which is why it suits shallow retention basins.

Masters Grand needs a minimum of 4 ft, and Galaxy Select needs 62 in. Measure at the intended location rather than at the deepest point of the pond.

What warranty applies?

Domestic coverage runs 5 years parts and labour on Masters Series 1 to 5 HP, 4 years on the 7.5 HP Masters Grand, and 4 years on Galaxy Select 10 to 25 HP - though 10 HP single-phase systems carry 3 years.

All AquaMaster products are UL, cUL and CE listed. Warranties are subject to change, so ask us to confirm at the time of order.

Do I need to remove it for a Canadian winter?

Yes. Any floating fountain should come out before freeze-up - ice will damage the float and can shear the unit.

If you want water movement through winter, a de-icer is the purpose-built tool. We can advise on shutdown, storage and spring restart.