Matala Power Cyclone Pond Vacuum "H.D. Commercial"

Continuous Pond Vacuum with Power Discharge

1500 gallon per hour Vacuum-Exhaust Capacity. Matala Water Technology has done it again! This contractor grade continuous vacuum is designed to vacuum large ponds. The innovative “Power-Cyclone” has two motors.

The suction motor will vacuum up to 1500 GPH. The internal discharge motor is 1 HP and is capable of discharging your dirty water under pressure up to 18 feet in elevation.

The motors are balanced in flow rate so vacuum job is continuous without interruption. The 6 foot extension pipe combines with 26 feet of suction hose allowing for easy handling during even your biggest pond vacuum jobs. 4 different size vacuum heads are included.

Debris is vacuumed into the 13 gallon holding tank whereby large solids are collected into a pre-filter bag first. The dirty water is then pumped out to waste by the action of the internal 1 HP sludge pump. 32 ft. of exhaust hose allows the waste water to be pumped to any elevation up to 18 feet high. Total working distance is over 60 feet. An optional secondary exhaust hose can be added onto the end of the discharge hose to gain an additional 32 ft. if needed.

Key Features

• Rated Voltage AC 115V.
• Vacuum motor power consumption 1200 watts
• Heavy Duty wheels perform over rough terrain
• Tote Handle makes maneuvering easy.
• Suction flow rate up to 1500 GPH
• Discharge pump power consumption 700 watts at 115V
• Discharge flow rate up to 3700 GPH
• Container capacity 13.2 gallons
• Suction hose length 26.2 feet
• Discharge hose length 32.8 feet
• Suction pipe length (4 pieces) 6 feet
• Electric cable length 32.8 feet
• Weight 70.5 pounds
• 1 year Limited Warranty

Uses

This innovative “Power” vacuum is very versatile and can be used in a variety of applications.

• Pond Cleanouts
• Filter Tank Cleanouts
• Basement Floods
• Household Carpet Floods
• Do not return dirty water to the pond. Pump dirty water to your garden or proper drainage system!

Product Manual

Power Cyclone Troubleshooting Guide