Kasco C-95 Lights Control Panel
- Disconnect and overload protection for the motor
- Timer, thermostat and photocell options by model
- Two-year Kasco warranty across the range
- Must be installed by a licensed electrician to local code
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 Kasco 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 Control Panel
A panel is matched to three things: supply voltage, horsepower, and whether the unit is a fountain or an aerator. Get any of the three wrong and the panel will not protect the motor.
120V single-phase
240V single-phase
C-85Digital lights panel, to 2 HP$3,363.98
C-95ViewingDigital lights panel, 3 to 5 HP
C-220Aerator timer, 20 amp$1,917.00C-230Aerator timer, 30 amp$1,988.00
Overview
Kasco C-95 Control Panel – 208–240V (3 to 5HP) is designed for reliable control and protection of larger Kasco fountains and surface aerators. Built for 208–240V single-phase systems ranging from 3HP to 5HP, it features a 24-hour timer, surge protection, and GFCB for safe operation. Housed in a weather-resistant enclosure, it also includes a GFI-protected 120V lighting outlet with a dedicated timer, making it ideal for large residential and commercial water feature installations.
Specifications
- Make
- Kasco Marine
- Model
- C-95
- Type
- Digital lights control panel
- Enclosure
- Non-metallic, large
- Supplied with
- 3 HP and 5 HP single-phase J-Series and VFX
- Introduced
- 2025
Manuals & drawings
Warranty
- Manufacturer warranty
- 2 years
- Serviced by
- Our Markham repair centre
- Installation
- By a licensed electrician to local code
Electrical connections should be made by a licensed electrician to local code.
Which panel matches my unit?
Three things have to line up: supply voltage, horsepower, and whether the unit is a fountain or an aerator. On 120V the C-25 covers aerators and fountains, while the C-10 and C-20 are de-icer controls. On 240V single-phase the C-85 covers up to 2 HP and the C-95 covers 3 to 5 HP.
Send us your model and serial number and we will name the panel rather than have you work it out from the range.
What is the difference between the CA-3235 and the CF-3235?
Application. Both are 230V three-phase panels rated 2 to 5 HP, but the CA-3235 is built for aerators and the CF-3235 for fountains. They are not interchangeable despite the matching rating.
The CA is what ships with the 3.3AF and 5.3AF surface aerators; the CF is what ships with three-phase J-Series and VFX fountains. If you are replacing a panel, match the letter as well as the number.
Do I actually need a control panel?
For protection, yes. A panel provides proper disconnect and overload protection for the motor - the unit will physically run without one, but a failure a panel would have caught becomes your problem rather than a warranty claim.
Beyond protection it adds control: timers so the unit runs only when it is being seen, thermostats for winter operation, and photocells for lighting.
My fountain already came with a panel - can I upgrade it?
Often yes. J-Series and VFX fountains ship with a matched panel, but customers move up to a lights-capable or digital panel when they add a light kit or want automated scheduling.
Tell us the unit and what you want it to do automatically and we will confirm whether the upgrade is worth it.
What is the difference between the C-220 and C-230?
Amperage. Both are 240V aerator timer panels - the C-220 is rated 20 amp and the C-230 is 30 amp.
The right one follows from the motor's draw and the circuit at your site. If you are unsure, send us the model and we will check it against the requirement.
Who should install it?
A licensed electrician, to local code. These are line-voltage enclosures wired to equipment sitting in water, and in Ontario that is not a DIY job.
We can supply the panel and the specification; the connection itself should be done by someone qualified to certify it.