Airpro Diaphragm Compressor Pond Aerator - 1/20 Acre Pond

Secret To Pond Excellence

Our AirPro Diaphragm Compressor Pomp, highly recommended for hatchery ponds and small fish ponds, is made of durable material and will last you for long years! It is equipped with a 1/20 HP compressor and can run 24 hours a day, 12 months a year. It is most suitable for ponds up to 1/16 acre, and a maximum depth of 30’.

The motor draws 1.5 amps and can pump up to 0.7 CFM of oxygen into the water, ensuring proper circulation of air and water. 50 feet of ⅜’’ weighted tubing is included, and it is easy to install, as it will sink by itself to the bottom of the pond. This way, the tubing will be safe from swimmers and fishing lines. There is no electricity in the water, which means that animals and children are safe. The air diffusers come with a check valve to avoid water from going back into the airline. There is also an underlay included to not let the diffuser settle into the mud.

A PA10W Kit Includes the following items:

• 1/20 HP Gast Diaphragm Compressor
• 3/8'' weighted tubing - 50 ft.
• Two stone air diffusers with check valve and underlay
• Fittings and clamps
• Free shipping!

Why should you choose this Aerator Pump?

• Gets rid of foul odors
• Stops algae growth
• Enhances the underwater ecosystem
• Improves water circulation
• Safe for animals and people - no electricity in the water
• Can aerate ponds up to 1/20 acre
• 5-year warranty on the diffusers and airlines

Maintenance:

Only the diaphragms need to be replaced every few years. If you want to save money, you can order repair kits from our website. You should replace a diaphragm if there is a sudden drop in air bubbles produced. Remember to clean the inlet air filter with soap water regularly, and you’ll extend its lifespan. If it gets damaged, then you can order a replacement from our website.

PLEASE, NOTE

If you want to ensure that the compressor is not damaged by the weather, you should protect it i.e. by putting it inside a waterproof cabinet. You can check those under “Cabinets”. Do not place the compressor on the ground, but rather make sure that it is elevated above the ground, or you will risk dirt and dust damaging the engine. And don’t forget about ventilation! A cooling fan will take care of that.