ACO Water Master Air Compressor – Air Pump to Oxygenate Water in Hydroponic Culture

Features of large capacity air compressor

The large capacity air compressor is used for oxygenate deposits of large dimensions or several small tanks. These compressors have a large flow rate so that a large tank can be supplied with a single air pump. Precisely, you can supply several hydro pots or several propagation systems. The structure of the large capacity compressor is small and compact. It is a tool that has a minimum power consumption and that offers a long useful life. Likewise, along with its power and high flow rate, this high-capacity compressor works silently and with constant air and pressure production throughout the time of use. 

What models of large capacity air compressor to buy?

Next, to better adapt to the needs of your crop, there are 5 high-capacity air compressor models available:

•     Compressor Model 001-20 L/min with 6 outlet comb
•     Compressor Model 002-40L/min with 6 outlet comb
•     Compressor Model 004-60L/min with 8 outlet comb
•     Compressor Model 012-150L/min with 16 outlet comb
•     Compressor Model 018-300 L/min with 20 outlet comb

The comb (4 way faucet) It is what allows you to get several outputs from the compressor.

Large capacity compressor from 6 to 20 outlets

depending on its size and capacity, large capacity compressors have an air distributor with 6 to 20 outlets depending on the model. Therefore, these multiple outputs allow distribute the flow of air very efficiently and simultaneously between several tanks. But in addition to the exits it has, you can connect splitters to the micro tube T-shaped for more extra air outlets. In this way, you will be able to distribute the flow even more if you need it. 

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1. Coloca el compresor ACO FUERA del depósito de agua (no sumergido).
2. Conecta la tubería de aire desde el compresor hasta las piedras difusoras.
3. Sumerge las piedras difusoras en el depósito de agua nutritiva.
4. Conecta el compresor a la corriente eléctrica y enciéndelo.
5. El compresor oxigenará el agua con burbujas de aire continuas.
6. Limpia las piedras difusoras periódicamente para mantener el caudal de aire.