Caution: The model is static and not for animation tasks. But a fake "motion blur" option is provided for only V-ray users (Look at the 2nd and 3rd previews).

If you wish to have motion blur in your rendering photos,
- For Max 2016 and later: you can use max 2016 file that is included in archive. It uses alembic importer for opening the archived alembic file.
-For Max 2012 to 2015: Use max 2012 file. Since in earlier versions of max alembic files can not be imported directly, I used VrayProxy to import. If water mesh does not show, change proxy location manually.

Since I simulated water in NTSC frame rate (29.97 fps), you have to use a shutter speed which is double of NTSC rate (=60 s-1) in order to have a realistic motion blur. Do not forget to enable Motion Blur option in your Vray camera settings.

Real-Scaled Model in Centimeter Units

Dimensions: 23L x 23W x 34.5H in (58.42 x 58.42 x 87.63H cm)
Polygons: 279,170
Vertices: 139,924
Material: Resin

Archive Contains:
1- VRay Version.MAX (Ver. 2012)
2- Corona Version.MAX (Ver. 2012)
3- VRay Version with Motion Blur.MAX (Ver. 2012)
4- VRay Version with Motion Blur.MAX (Ver. 2016)
5-Alembic file.ABC
6- Textures Folder
7- VRay Version.MAT (Ver. 2015)
8- Corona Version.MAT (Ver. 2015)
9- Obj (+ Wired Materials.MTL)

To refer to the maker of this fountain you can visit the following links:
https://sunnydazedecor.com/products/sunnydaze-two-tier-solar-with-battery-backup-outdoor-water-fountain-earth-finish-35-inch-tall 

Note: Previews are made by using Caustics FX.
For VRay: Turn off "Affect Shadows" of water material and enable Caustics in Render GI tab. Otherwise, make sure Affect Shadows is checked.
For Corona: Turn on "Caustics" in water material and enable Caustics Solver in Render Performance tab.

If you have any questions or have any comments on this model, please do not hesitate and leave it in comments. I will answer it as soon as I can.