AquaVita Commercial Air Pump - 143 L/Min - 2267 GPH

Aerate Many Reservoirs From One Pump - 143 L/Min

Low oxygen in a reservoir slows root activity and invites stagnant water. This air pump pushes air through an air stone to put oxygen back into the water, and the included 16-outlet air divider lets a single unit serve many lines. The double diaphragm design is built for dependable, continuous running.

At 143 L/Min (2267 GPH) of airflow, this is a commercial-scale unit. It suits growers running several reservoirs or a multi-tray hydroponic room who want one central aeration source instead of many small pumps. A hobbyist with one or two buckets will likely need less capacity.

Key Features & Benefits

• 143 L/Min (2267 GPH) airflow — supplies enough air to drive many air stones at once.
• 16-outlet air divider included — splits airflow to multiple lines without buying a separate manifold.
• Double diaphragm — built for long-lasting, reliable operation.
• Compact body — measures 6 x 8 x 11 in, so it fits on a shelf or stand near your reservoirs.

Who Should Use AquaVita Commercial Air Pump

Commercial and serious home growers who run several hydroponic reservoirs or large water volumes and want centralized aeration. It also works for aquarium and other water-aeration setups that need high airflow.

About AquaVita Commercial Air Pump

AquaVita makes air pumps for aeration of aquariums and hydroponic systems, used with an air stone. This model is sold each, weighs 13 lb as shipped, and measures 6 in long, 8 in wide and 11 in high. A 16-outlet air divider is included.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does this air pump do?
A: It pushes air through tubing to air stones, which release fine bubbles that add oxygen to the water. It is used in hydroponic systems and aquariums.

Q: Do I need an air stone?
A: Yes. The pump supplies the air, and an air stone diffuses it into the water. Connect one stone to each divider outlet you use.

Q: Is a divider included?
A: Yes. A 16-outlet air divider comes with the pump, so you can split the airflow across multiple lines.

Q: What is a diaphragm pump?
A: A diaphragm pump uses a flexing membrane to move air in and out of a chamber. A double diaphragm design uses two membranes to deliver steady airflow.

Q: How big is it?
A: The unit measures 6 in long, 8 in wide and 11 in high. It ships at 13 lb.

Q: Is it too large for a small setup?
A: It is rated for commercial-scale airflow, so it suits larger systems. For one or two small reservoirs, a smaller pump is usually a better match.