AquatiClear Circulator 4400HCFM- HORIZONTAL FLOAT MOUNT

Direction. An aerator agitates the surface to drive oxygen exchange. A circulator pushes a horizontal current across the water to move things - debris, duckweed, silt, stagnant water - from one place to another.

If your problem is oxygen, look at surface aerators or diffused aeration. If something keeps collecting in one spot, you want a circulator.

240V. A 3400HC is the same 3/4 HP as a 3400C - the H indicates supply voltage, not a heavier-duty build. The same applies to the 4400C and 4400HC at 1 HP.

Kasco uses this convention across aerators, de-icers and circulators alike. Check the supply at your dock before ordering.

That is what the AquatiClear design is for - the propeller is built clog-resistant so it passes material that would wrap a conventional prop.

It matters, because the shorelines that need a circulator are usually the weedy, silty, slow-moving ones. It is not a licence to run it into heavy debris indefinitely, but it tolerates far more than a standard propeller.

No. Every AquatiClear circulator ships without a panel, at every horsepower and mount.

A control panel adds proper disconnect and overload protection plus timer and thermostat options, so budget for one separately. Electrical work should be completed by a licensed electrician to local code.

It moves water, so it will help, but a purpose-built de-icer is designed for the job and hangs at the angle that holds an opening.

If you already own one type and want the other, ask about the de-icer to AquatiClear conversion kit - on compatible motors it converts between the two rather than buying twice.