DL Wholesale Chrome Air Divider - 10 Outlets - 3/8-in Inlet

Balance Airflow Across 10 Outlets - Compact Chrome Manifold

Running several air stones or aeration points from one air source often leaves some getting too much air and others too little. This air divider splits a single line into 10 outlets, and each outlet has its own valve, so you can open, throttle or close each one separately.

Sold individually, this unit suits a hobbyist building a multi-point aeration setup or a regular indoor grower who wants one tidy manifold in place of several splitters. Growers running larger operations can order one for each air line.

Key Features & Benefits

• 10 outlets — feed many aeration points from one air line.
• Individual valves — adjust or shut off each outlet without affecting the others.
• 3/8-in inner diameter inlet — accepts 3/8-in inner diameter hosing for the supply line.
• Chrome finish — a clean, metallic look for the manifold body.
• Compact body — about 2.3 x 0.8 x 6 in, so it is easy to mount in tight spaces.

Who Should Use DL Wholesale Chrome Air Divider

Anyone who distributes air to several points in a hydroponic system, such as reservoirs, buckets or tanks, and wants to control each line separately.

About DL Wholesale Chrome Air Divider

The DL Wholesale Chrome Air Divider has a chrome finish, 10 outlets with individual valves, and an inlet for 3/8-in inner diameter hosing. It measures 2.3 in long, 0.8 in wide and 6 in high, and ships at 0.4 lb.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many outlets does this air divider have?
A: It has 10 outlets. Each one has its own valve.

Q: What hose fits the inlet?
A: The inlet accepts 3/8-in inner diameter hosing. Check your outlet tubing separately, since this listing gives only the inlet size.

Q: Why use individual valves?
A: Valves let you reduce airflow to one outlet, or close an unused outlet, so the remaining outlets keep a steadier supply. This helps when your aeration points differ in size or depth.

Q: Is a divider better than several splitters?
A: A single manifold keeps connections in one place and usually looks neater than a chain of splitters. Valves on each outlet also give finer control than most basic splitters.

Q: What is an air divider?
A: An air divider, also called a manifold, takes one incoming air line and splits it into several outgoing lines. In hydroponics it feeds multiple air stones from one pump.