how much water will this airrate?
1316215
I use this for transporting fish in 5 gal buckets. It can aerate the water for hours. I am not sure if you were using this for an aquarium the size tank, but I have tried it in 90 gal when the power went out and it did fine.
1316216
Used one in two gal rubbermaid and another in five. Was a little overkill. Will use these as back up in my five gallon reef in case of power outage.
1309848
Your going to run thru 3 gals . of air in a hurry. Get a larger tank or take a lot of breaks
569713
If you need a lot of volume vs pressure it may not. The tank on this compressor is small. I use it to blow out the water lines in our RV. I set the air pressure at about 30PSI.
1709171
CFM of this model is said to be 350 and airflow is said to reach up to 27 feet.
296894
The air is fine. Ours hasn't been covered since it got opened, and it hasn't dried out (and we're in the desert). Not sure about the water though.
1956988
1,3 amps, nothing important since airflow is quite large operating time is pretty short for airbeds even a serious 10ft dinghy.
1248411
I use it for exercising and I must admit not enough. I haven't had to add air since I bought this(many months)
1982191
I have run it with 90 cfm, but on a intermittent basis. For shop or continuous work, plan on at least 110-125 cfm. And have a generous tank handy!
2072197
I would estimate it pumps about 2 gallons per minute through. For what I use it for, that works fine. However, I'm using a much larger space.
1711662
No, this pump puts out a very small amount of measured air. It would take forever
2183290
When we run it constantly I added water every day just to get the water up to the "full" line, but I never let it go empty so I can't give you an exact length of time for that. If you ran it just off and on for either cooling or to humidify the air you wouldn't have to add it as often. It is very easy to fill.
1329459
This is an aerator. It pumps air, not water. If that is what you are looking for, the size is more than adequate for that. I am using mine on a 1750 gallon pond that is 24 inches deep at its deepest point and the size is perfect.
183035
It's worth a try. Obviously, the evaporation rate is going to count a lot here, since that is how you get your cooling. Worth a shot.
1114646
The specifications do not have those numbers. All I can tell you is, we have three grand children and thier parents who use the "tube" every weekend during the summer and it performs extreamly well.Never loses air. Suggest you also purchase the special air pump they recommend. Light and fills quickly with supplied attachments.
2026252
Personally I would go with the 20 gallon pump, if the air is too much you can turn it down if you have the air valves installed.
1272542
4 Gal. 12x15 works great. I already had a system but wanted something smaller easier to manage. I added a valve and tubing to container for drainage. As well I upgraded my airstone to two and larger ones than what comes with it. I would suggest an extra pump capable of running two to three lines for the airstones and hook up two. More bubbles means more co2 and better roots. Hope it helps.
632226
To test the unit I connected it to an outside faucet. I filled a 5 gal bucket in 1 min 10 seconds. Incoming water temp 52 degrees. Outgoing 136 with T Stat set to 140. Water psi set to 28psi.