The PerformancePro ArtesianPro Dial-A-Flow Variable Speed Pump gives you complete control over your pond’s flow without sacrificing power or reliability. Built for demanding installations where the pump sits above water level, it features a self-priming design, rugged corrosion-resistant materials, and an oil-free motor for safe, clean operation. With 3 inch union fittings and a built-in strainer basket, setup is easy and maintenance is minimal. Quiet, powerful, and efficient, it’s everything you'd want in a professional-grade external pump. Why Choose the ArtesianPro Dial-A-Flow Pump? Variable speed control lets you fine-tune flow for seasonal needs or power savings Designed for continuous, quiet operation in demanding pond systems Corrosion-resistant shaft seal and composite body for long service life Oil-free motor reduces risk to aquatic life and water quality Includes 3 inch union fittings for quick installation (2 inch optional) Transparent lid makes it easy to monitor debris in the strainer basket Built for above-water installations where self-priming is essential Backed by a 3-year warranty for freshwater or 1-year for saltwater use High Flow vs High Head: What's the Difference? Choosing between High Flow and High Head models depends on your pond's setup. High Flow pumps move a large volume of water at lower pressure, making them perfect for wide waterfalls, streams, or filtration systems with minimal elevation. High Head pumps are built to push water uphill or through longer plumbing runs with more resistance, like tall waterfalls or pressurized bead filters. Not sure which you need? If your system has a lot of height or distance between the pump and where the water returns, go with High Head. For everything else, High Flow usually does the job more efficiently. PRO TIP Dial down the flow during cooler months or when your pond doesn't need full circulation. Lower speeds save power and extend pump life, especially in shoulder seasons when demand is lower. Pump Flow Chart
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