Plastic Air Divider - 4 Outlet - 1/4-in Hose

Feed Air to Four Points From One Pump - 9 x 9 x 6 in Package

Running a separate pump for every reservoir or air stone adds cost, noise and clutter. This plastic air divider takes the air from a single pump and sends it to four outlets, so you place aeration where your plants need it. It fits 1/4-in inner diameter hose.

Sold as a single unit, it suits a hobbyist adding a few air stones to one system and a regular indoor grower who wants to share one pump across several containers. Growers with larger layouts can buy several and split lines in stages.

Key Features & Benefits

• 4 outlets — distributes air from one pump to several points.
• 1/4-in hose compatibility — accepts hose with a 1/4-in inner diameter.
• Plastic construction — resists moisture around hydroponic systems.
• Sold each — buy only the number of dividers your layout needs.

Who Should Use Plastic Air Divider 4 Outlet

Anyone aerating several reservoirs, buckets or air stones from one air pump, in home or licensed commercial cultivation, will find it useful.

About Plastic Air Divider 4 Outlet

This is a plastic air divider with 4 outlets for 1/4-in inner diameter hose. It ships at 1.1 lb, and the package measures 9 in long, 9 in wide and 6 in high. The brand is not specified.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What hose size does it take?
A: It accepts hose with a 1/4-in inner diameter. Check your tubing before ordering.

Q: How many lines can I run?
A: The divider has 4 outlets, so you can run up to four lines from one air supply.

Q: What does an air divider do?
A: It splits the air from one pump into several lines. Each line can feed an air stone or another aeration point.

Q: Is it better than buying more pumps?
A: One pump with a divider usually takes less space and needs fewer power connections than several pumps. Make sure your pump can supply enough air for every line.

Q: Can I leave an outlet unused?
A: Check the design of your setup before doing so. Unused outlets may need to be capped or blocked so air goes to the lines you use.