Chrome Air Divider - 8 Outlet - 3/8-in Inlet - 5.3 in

Split One Air Line Into 8 Adjustable Outlets - Compact Chrome Manifold

Running several air stones or aeration points from one pump means uneven airflow unless you can adjust each line. This air divider feeds 8 outlets from a single inlet, and each outlet has its own valve so you can open, restrict or close it. That lets you balance flow across a hydroponic setup without adding more pumps.

The single-unit size suits a hobbyist or regular indoor grower who runs several reservoirs or containers from one air source. Growers with larger layouts can add more units as the system grows.

Key Features & Benefits

• 8 outlets — feed multiple air stones or lines from one source.
• Individual valves — adjust or shut off each outlet separately.
• 3/8-in inlet — accepts 3/8-in inner diameter hose.
• Chrome finish — a clean, smooth metal look.
• Compact body — about 2.3 x 0.8 x 5.3 in, easy to mount near a pump.

Who Should Use This Air Divider

Growers who aerate more than one reservoir, bucket or tank from a single air pump, and anyone who needs to fine-tune airflow to each point in a hydroponic system.

About This Chrome Air Divider

This is a chrome air divider with 8 outlets and an inlet for 3/8-in inner diameter hosing. Each outlet has its own control valve. It is sold as one unit and weighs 0.4 lb.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many outlets does it have?
A: It has 8 outlets. Each one has its own valve, so you can use only the ones you need and close the rest.

Q: What hose fits the inlet?
A: The inlet accepts hosing with a 3/8-in inner diameter. Check your pump's output fitting and use suitable adapters if it differs.

Q: Can I control each line separately?
A: Yes. Every outlet has an individual valve, so you can raise or lower airflow to each air stone independently.

Q: What is an air divider?
A: An air divider, also called a manifold, takes one air supply and splits it into several outlets. It lets one pump serve multiple aeration points.

Q: Why use a divider instead of several pumps?
A: One pump with a divider uses less space and fewer power connections. The valves let you balance flow, which separate pumps do not do on their own.