Pond skimmers aren't pool nets—they're mechanical units that remove large debris (leaves, paper, plastic) before water reaches the pump. This protects the pump's delicate calibration and filtering layers from damage or motor burnout.
Standard models handle 4×6 to 16×16 foot ponds. Small units suit ponds under 4×6 feet. Large units manage 30×30+ foot ponds. Cost scales with size, but small/standard units suffice for most needs.
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