Hello all,
Have not been on for a while but need to see if anyone has experience of the following pumps.
I intend to purchase 2 pumps tomorrow in an effort to get the pond running before the winter sets in.
I have a choice between Sequence and Perfect Pumps.
Both are suppled by EA. Perfect pumps are cheaper to buy and cost fractionally more to run (pence) but have a five year warranty instead of 3 years as on the Sequence.
Pumps considered are Seq 10000s (87 watts) and 8000s (83 watts) or the Perfect Pumps 10000 (105 watts) and 7000 (78 watts).
Any views / experience would be greatly rec'd.
Cheers Dean.
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Re: Which Pumps
Hi Dean,
I have no idea on the perfect pumps but have used Sequence ones for years and they are good pumps.
I have no idea on the perfect pumps but have used Sequence ones for years and they are good pumps.
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Hi Dean,
Both the pumps you have mentioned are both good,..........
As you know both carry a fair price, also i have used, still useing & fitted on ponds seq 7 perfect's & find them very reliable.
But if your looking for value for money i'd look at the Pond Eco range.. i know that tommy2ponds has a couple of them running & he's more than pleased with em!!
Both the pumps you have mentioned are both good,..........
As you know both carry a fair price, also i have used, still useing & fitted on ponds seq 7 perfect's & find them very reliable.
But if your looking for value for money i'd look at the Pond Eco range.. i know that tommy2ponds has a couple of them running & he's more than pleased with em!!

Re: Which Pumps
Hi Dean
I know nothing about Perfect pumps, but I bought a Sequence 75 when I first built my pond (about 7 years ago) and it became faulty after about 6 months. Phoned Pump House (the then distributor) who sent out a brand new 10000 to replace it, together with a return postage label for the defective one. New pump arrived the next day and has been 100% trouble free since.
Cheers
Bob
I know nothing about Perfect pumps, but I bought a Sequence 75 when I first built my pond (about 7 years ago) and it became faulty after about 6 months. Phoned Pump House (the then distributor) who sent out a brand new 10000 to replace it, together with a return postage label for the defective one. New pump arrived the next day and has been 100% trouble free since.

Cheers
Bob