Evolution Aqua AirPump - 150 Litres Per Minute


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The Evolution Aqua AirPump 150 is designed for serious pond keepers and hobbyists who require a powerful, consistent oxygen supply to support healthy fish and biological filtration. Delivering a robust output of 150 litres per minute, this unit excels in high-demand environments, though its higher output requires careful consideration of pond depth and tube configuration to prevent excess turbulence.
| Model Part Number | AIRPUMP150 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Evolution Aqua |
While technically possible, it is designed for outdoor pond environments and may be louder than preferred for indoor use.
No, the AirPump 150 is supplied as a standalone unit and requires separate airline tubing and air stones.
Diaphragm lifespan varies based on load, but it is recommended to inspect them annually for signs of wear or cracking.
The pump is weather-resistant for outdoor use, but it should be placed in a ventilated, dry area or under a cover to protect it from extreme weather.
A rattling sound usually indicates that the unit is not sitting flat or that there is debris near the intake; ensure the pump is stable and clean.
Check the air intake filter for dust and debris and clean it thoroughly.
Ensure the pump is sitting on a level surface and check that the rubber feet are not damaged or missing.
The thermal protection may have triggered due to overheating; check for obstructions in the airline or low air backpressure and allow the unit to cool.
To set up the AirPump 150, connect high-quality airline tubing to the outlet and ensure it is secured with stainless steel clips. Always install a non-return check valve in the airline to protect the pump from water backflow. For maintenance, clean the air intake filter regularly—typically every three to six months—to prevent airflow restriction. Avoid placing the pump in direct sunlight or areas prone to heavy water spray. During the winter, check the airlines for condensation buildup to ensure the pump does not struggle against ice blockages.