USA's Leading Pond Experts
The Sonic Solutions algae control devices are scaled for different sized water systems with application ranges of 250 to 850 feet for green algae and over 2200 feet for blue-green algae. You can fit your system with the right device or combination of devices from a watergarden to a 6.5 acre pond with a single unit or lakes, and reservoirs with multiple units! AlgaeControl.US is pleased to offer these products to you in the USA and Worldwide.
How Does Ultrasonic Algae Control Work?
Our devices float just below the surface and operate 24-hours a day providing coverage for up to 6.5 acres depending on conditions. Multiple units can be installed for larger bodies of water such as industrial tanks,huge ponds and large lakes. It is super easy to install, requiring practically maintenance and-believe it or not, uses less than 18 average watts of power.Is Ultrasound Safe for me to use around my Fish?
Yes, ultrasound has been proven time and time again to be extremely safe for fish and other aquatic wildlife. You might note that our ultrasonic units are frequency -tuned to damage just the cellular wall of the algae. Therefore, this range of frequency is ultimately not harmful to other wildlife. We have of course personally tested the devices in a variety of situations such as Koi ponds and other types of fish ponds and not only noted zero ill affects, but the fish would swim up to the unit, look it over and then eventually swim away. There has been no indication whatsoever of any kind of stress or stress related reactions caused by our applications...other than a bit of curiosity by the fish themselves!Read More About AlgaeControl.us | Visit our Algae Control Products Page for more information
Sonic Solutions - How to remove algae from pools and ponds? SonicSolutions' environmentally safe ultrasonic transducers are ideal for fighting pool and pond algae without harming other aquatic life. SonicSolutions® floats just below the surface, fighting pool and pond algae, water treatment algae, farm pond algae, fish pond algae, and even algae in irrigation ponds and pools.
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