Fountain Equipment
Complete fountains are built from components that were designed to work together. Aqualume manufactures the core equipment in-house — nozzles, lighting, control cabinets, piping — and supplies it as integrated systems or as equipment packages.
- In-house manufacturing
- Nozzles & lighting
- Control cabinets
- Equipment-only supply
Fountain Equipment in One Integrated Supply Scope
Most fountain failures are interface failures: nozzles that do not match the pump duty, lights that cannot hear the control system, cabinets built by a different hand than the program they run. Aqualume's equipment scope exists to remove those interfaces. The company's in-house manufactured components include stainless steel fountain piping, fountain nozzles, swing and variable-height jet systems, control cabinets and underwater lighting systems.
Buy the equipment two ways: inside a complete fountain project, where the design stage specifies every component against the simulated show; or as an equipment package against your own design, where the team checks your effect plan and basin data before proposing a schedule. Either way, specify the pre-dispatch routine in your scope: components tested as a system before dispatch is the standard to hold the package to — the photograph below shows product testing at the works.
| Component | Scope | Go deeper |
|---|---|---|
| Fountain nozzles | Pattern, laminar, jumping and feature nozzles | Nozzle family page |
| Motion-controlled jets | 1D, 2D and 3D driven motion units | Motion systems page |
| Underwater lights | LED fixtures programmed on the show timeline | Lighting page |
| Pumps & accessories | Pump scope and fountain accessories per project design | Ask in your inquiry |
| Control systems | PLC/DMX architecture, cabinets, show programming | Control system page |
Why Integration Is the Specification That Matters
A fountain is a chain: design intent, hydraulics, equipment, control, program. The chain performs at the level of its weakest interface, which is why the equipment pages on this site keep returning to the same point — components specified against the show they will perform, drawn from one in-house component list, and commissioned by the team that built them. When you buy equipment only, you are buying into that chain at the component level: the schedule is checked against your basin, your water and your intended effects before anything is manufactured.
Tell the team what you are building — a new show, a retrofit, a replacement program — and which components you need quoted. Quantities and configurations are confirmed in the quotation itself, against your drawings.
Equipment Buying Questions
Is equipment-only supply really offered?
Yes. Alongside full projects, the company offers equipment supply — design and commissioning support can be scoped in when your project needs it.
What information speeds up an equipment quotation?
Basin or site drawings, water type and depth, the effects you intend to run, and any existing pump or control details for retrofits. The quote request page lists the full input checklist.
Which materials are used?
Stainless steel piping and components, with grade selection per project requirements — state your water conditions so the schedule is specified correctly.