Oxbridge Solar Powered Pond Oxygenator - 2 Airing Stones

The solar panel converts sunlight into electricity, which powers the air pump. The air pump then pushes air through the tubing and out through the airing stones, oxygenating the pond water.

While it can benefit various pond sizes, it is most effective in ponds where the aeration needs are moderate. For very large ponds or ponds with a high fish population, supplementary aeration might be needed.

Remove the airing stones from the pond and rinse them under clean water. Gently brush them to remove any debris. Avoid using harsh chemicals.

The cable is 3 meters long, and the tubing is 2 meters long, providing flexibility in placement.

The oxygenator's performance will be reduced or it will not work at all. It's essential to place the panel in direct sunlight for optimal operation.

No information provided regarding saltwater ponds.

Each airing stone has a maximum flow rate of 90 liters per hour, with a combined total of 180 liters per hour.

Check the solar panel's position to ensure it's receiving direct sunlight. Also, check the connections between the pump and the solar panel. Ensure that the air stones are not blocked.

Inspect and clean the airing stones. Check the tubing for any kinks or blockages. Ensure the solar panel is getting adequate sunlight.

This is normal, as the device relies on solar power. Consider supplemental aeration if necessary during extended periods of cloud cover.