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Intended Use
The pond aerator is designed for light water circulation and thus for
oxygenation of small garden ponds. In summer when high temperatures are
present, a kind of "film" can build up on the pond surface and the surface does
not absorb oxygen. The oxygen level decreases. Due to the rising air bubbles
created by the pond aerator, the pond surface is constantly in motion and
oxygen can be absorbed at the surface.
Install the pump on the edge of the pond. The pump is powered via the solar
module and operated independently from the mains in direct sunlight. The
pump pumps the air through a 2 meter silicone tube to the aeration stone.
Using the ground stake the solar panel can be attached on the ground.
Assembling and Using
1. Connect the plug of the pump cable (1) to the socket at
the rear of the solar module (2). Adjust the front side
of the solar module directly towards the position of the
sun at noontime. Setup the solar module by using the
ground stake (5) that can be extended with the
extension piece (4). Attach the solar module holder (3)
to the top part of the solar module (see picture on the
right). Avoid any form of shading in order to achieve
the highest possible yield.
2. Put the aeration stone (7) on the one end of the air hose (6).
3. Connect the other end of the air hose to the pump (1).
4. Roll out the cable of the pump and install the pump on the edge of the pond.
5. Put the aeration stone into the pond (approx. 30 cm below the pond
surface). If possible, put the aeration stone on top of some stones in the
pond and not directly onto the ground level of the pond to avoid soiling of
the capillary pin holes of the stone.
Notes:
The performance of the pump depends on the season and on the position
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and orientation of the solar module. If there is too little sunlight, the pump
may not start. In this case please use a different method to aerate the pond.
Keep the openings of the pump free from any obstructions. Do not operate
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the pump under water.
Clean the aeration stone in regular intervals.
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Operation
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