Aqua Control Select Series 2 Aerator (230V/3P) – Delmar
- 1 to 7.5 HP with 17 spray patterns across the range
- Display and oxygen transfer from the same unit
- Matched Aqua Control panel available 1 to 7.5 HP
- Built for easy cleaning and long service life
This part ships in a Fountain Depot service kit. Call or text 1-855-752-5795 and we will put the right kit together for your unit.
Small parts are sold in kits that include the matching hardware and service parts.
This part is sold as an add-on. Add a Kasco unit, motor or kit to your cart first, then add this part to the same order.
- Authorized Aqua Control dealerFull factory warranty honoured
- Certified repair centreFactory-trained bench in Markham
- Ships Canada-wideFree on parcel orders over $250
- A human answersCall or text 1-855-752-5795
Choose Your Select Series 2 Nozzle
Start with the supply at your site - single-phase or three-phase - then pick the spray pattern. The fountain underneath is the same; the nozzle sets the display.
230V single-phase
Cluster ArchesNozzle BFrom $9,640.04
Crown GusherNozzle AFrom $8,465.54
DaffodilNozzle AFrom $8,465.54
DelmarNozzle BFrom $9,640.04
Falling Water LilyNozzle AFrom $13,333.19
PentalatorNozzle BFrom $9,640.04
QuadNozzle BFrom $9,640.04
ScepterNozzle AFrom $8,465.54
Spider and ArchNozzle BFrom $9,640.04
Super LilyNozzle AFrom $9,640.04
TornadoNozzle AFrom $9,640.04
TrilliumNozzle BFrom $9,640.04
Triple TierNozzle AFrom $10,409.99
Weeping WillowNozzle BFrom $9,640.04230V three-phase
Cluster ArchesNozzle BFrom $9,692.24Crown GusherNozzle AFrom $8,517.74DaffodilNozzle AFrom $8,517.74DelmarViewingNozzle B
Double ArchNozzle B - three-phase onlyFrom $9,692.24Falling Water LilyNozzle AFrom $12,511.04PentalatorNozzle BFrom $9,692.24QuadNozzle BFrom $9,692.24
ScepterNozzle AFrom $8,517.74Spider and ArchNozzle BFrom $9,692.24Super LilyNozzle AFrom $8,517.74TornadoNozzle AFrom $8,517.74TrilliumNozzle BFrom $9,692.24Triple TierNozzle AFrom $8,517.74Weeping WillowNozzle BFrom $9,692.24Overview
Aqua Control Select Series 2 Aerator (230V/3P) – Delmar is a premium display aerator engineered to combine high pumping-rate performance with a distinctive water pattern. Built for 230V / 3-phase operation on the Aqua Control Select Series 2 platform, it creates a strong center plume encircled by sixteen symmetrical arching streams while promoting strong circulation and oxygen transfer. Ideal for ponds, lakes, golf courses, and commercial water features, it delivers both improved water quality and striking visual presence.
Manuals & drawings
What is a display aerator?
Aqua Control's term for a fountain that earns its keep twice - it throws a spray pattern worth looking at, and the same water movement drives oxygen into the pond.
The Select Series is display-first. Select Series 2 is the line to choose when the water has a problem and you also want it to look good.
What horsepower and patterns are available?
Select Series 2 runs from 1 to 7.5 HP with 17 spray patterns across the range - a wider ceiling than the 1 to 5 HP Select Series.
Size on surface acreage and depth first, then choose the pattern. Send us those numbers and we will spec it.
Is a control panel included?
Aqua Control builds a matched Select Series 2 control panel covering 1 to 7.5 HP, and panels are sold separately for every Aqua Control application.
Whether one is bundled depends on how the unit is configured, so confirm with us before ordering rather than assuming either way.
Does a display aerator replace bottom aeration?
Not on deep water. Any surface unit works the top few feet of the column - below roughly eight feet the water can still stratify and go anoxic through a hot Ontario August.
On deeper ponds, pair it with diffused aeration, or run both on larger water.
Single-phase or three-phase?
Built in both. Residential and most rural sites are single-phase; golf courses, municipal sites and larger commercial properties are often three-phase.
Check the supply at your power source before ordering - it determines which unit you receive, not just the plug.
Do I need to remove it for a Canadian winter?
Yes. A floating unit should come out before freeze-up - ice will damage the float and can shear it.
For winter water movement, use a de-icer, or run diffused aeration which stays on the bank.