Healthy Aqua PAS20 Pond & Lake Aeration System

Experience Pond Clarity And Excellence With The Healthy Aqua PAS20 Pond & Lake Aeration System

Safety Precautions
• Keep the compressor ventilated, cool and dry. The ambient temperature should not exceed 105°F（40°C). It would hurt the performance and the life time of the unit. 

If you use a DIY closed cabinet and housing for this unit. You should open at least two 6”-10” holes on two sides of the pump fans, and install a 6” 20W cooling fan towards to the center of the pump, where the motor stay.

We also provide our housing/cabinet for this ventilation problem, please check:

Model name: ASC01, Website link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09ZV37HF3

 

HQUA-PAS20AD Airflow Diffuser

We have two diffusers in this system for the larger pond and lake. Stainless steel connector for the airline and the diffuser plate. Good quality ensures that a large number of stable and small bubbles are generated during the aeration process, making it easier to dissolve into the water rather than flushing out of the water. Self-cleaning function makes it not easy to be blocked by muck and cause work failure.

• EPDM non-stick 10” membrane diffuser.
• 12” square stainless steel base for the diffuser’s stability.

Are you troubled by these pond & lake problems?

Algae Blooming Algae growth is part of the ponds and lakes ecosystem, and photosynthesis produces organics and oxygen. But when the pond is eutrophic, the algae will explode. Make your pond look a mess with bad odor and fish kill.	Fish Kill Less dissolved oxygen makes it impossible for fish to get the oxygen they depend on, especially in deeper waters. At the same time, algae that offer large amounts of microtoxins can also pose a threat to their survival. Fishing and enjoying will no longer exist.	Muck Accumulation Without water cleaning organisms on the bottom, any sediment, debris, and nutrients that enter the system fall to the bottom and accumulate. This layer on the bottom is what many refer to as "muck". Having an unwanted pile of muck will quickly cause major headaches including algae blooms, rampant weed growth, and fish kills.

Turbid Water Body Muck accumulates not only in the bottom of the pond but can also be suspended throughout the water body giving your pond a murky appearance. By reducing muck and excess nutrients, increasing oxygen, and circulating the water, you will improve your water quality and clarity.	Foul Odor Oxygen enters the water column almost exclusively through the surface of a non-aerated pond. Because of the thermocline, the surface water does not mix with the water below, oxygen in the bottom layer quickly becomes depleted under stratified conditions, allowing bad gasses to build up. Combine with the muck accumulation, it gives you bad odor out of the water.	Swarming Pests The eutrophication of large amounts of aquatic plants and algae and water provides a breeding ground and food for insect reproduction. They destroy the ecosystem and threaten pets, people and fish.