Sunnydaze Outdoor & Indoor Water Fountains

Distilled water will help prevent mineral buildup, as well as reduce algae growth, but it is not required to use distilled water.

Generally, our fountains are capable of resisting wind, but if your area experiences severe wind conditions your fountain could be knocked over. You can prevent damage to your fountain by moving it indoors or into a sheltered area during inclement weather. If your fountain is too large to be moved, remove the lighter portions of the fountain that could be blown away and store them indoors until conditions are less windy.

You should store the fountain in a dry, covered space during the winter season, especially if your area experiences freezing temperatures. Before storing your fountain for the season, drain it and allow it to dry completely. If your fountain is too large to move, place a protective cover over it. For more information about how to winterize your fountain, check out our article 8 Do’s and Don’ts for Winterizing Your Outdoor Fountain.

Yes, the fountain wires and lights are designed to be submerged in water. The only part that should NOT be exposed to water is the adapter that plugs into an outlet.

There is no power switch for the lights, but for select models, the lights can be disconnected from the pump/power source to turn them off.

Our products are not tested on animals, so we do not recommend using your fountain as a main water source for furry friends.

Our electric fountains have cords that are typically around 6 feet long.

Select models can be converted to solar power by adding a solar panel kit. To determine if this is an option for your fountain and choose the correct kit, please give us a call at 833-982-1977 for assistance.

This is determined by the length of the cord that connects the solar panel to the fountain pumps and lights. Generally, our solar fountains feature cords that are approximately 16 feet long. Additional 16-foot cords can also be purchased if you require more length.

Yes, in order for the fountain to function there must be direct sunlight hitting the panel.

Solar fountain batteries last approximately 4 to 6 hours before they need to be recharged.

No, the lights will only turn on at night when light is no longer detected on the solar panel. Plus, the panel must be turned on and a battery charge is required.

Select models can be converted to electric power by adding an electric submersible pump. To determine if this is an option for your fountain and choose the correct pump, please give us a call at 833-982-1977 for assistance.