Rating: 4.2 ★ (2699 reviews)
Availability: In Stock
Brand: AQUANEAT
Category: Air Pumps
SKU: 20-100 Gallons
Shock proof rubber feet and ABS thickened shell for noise-resistant
The fish tank air pump keeps your aquarium well aerated making your fish more active and adorable when they playing in the bubbles.
The oxygen aerator is powerful enough to run air stones in your hydroponic reservoir encouraging your plants growth.
With a control knob, you can adjust the air flow needed.
The check valves will protect you air pump by preventing aquarium water from back siphoning during a power outage when you place your air pump below the aquarium water level.
Great to use in freshwater, saltwater tanks and small hydroponic setups.
Specifications:
Recommended Tank Size: 100 gallon
Dimension: 4x2.25x1.75 inches (L x W x H)
Length of power cord: 3.5 ft
Voltage: 110V-120V/60Hz
Features:
The fish tank air pump keeps your aquarium well aerated making your fish more active and adorable when they playing in the bubbles. The oxygen aerator is powerful enough to run air stones in your hydroponic reservoir encouraging your plants growth. Rubber stabilizer feet to minimize the noise caused by vibration. With a control knob, you can adjust the air flow needed. The check valves will protect you air pump by preventing aquarium water from back siphoning during a power outage when you place your air pump below the aquarium water level. Great to use in freshwater, saltwater tanks and small hydroponic setups.
Specifications:
Recommended Tank Size: 100 gallon Dimension: 4x2.25x1.75 inches (L x W x H) Length of power cord: 3.5 ft Voltage: 110V-120V/60Hz
Includes:
1x Air Pump 2x 4ft Tubing 2x Check Valves 2x 1” Air Stones
Directions for Use:
1. Cut the tubing to the length needed. 2. Attach the airline into the pump; connect the air stone to the other end of airline. 3. Place the pump above the aquarium or bucket if possible. Or you need to add a check value (the blue valve) between air pump and air stone to prevent back siphoning. 4. Plug the pump in. Remember to create a "drip loop" for the power cord.
