High pressure air pump great for large or multiple aquariums
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Adjustable rheostat controls airflow to suit your aquarium needs
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Use to oxygenate water and improve gas exchange
The Luft Pump delivers 7.0 psi against water pressure, making it an excellent choice for ponds. Its heavy rubber diaphragm cannot be damaged by back pressure; this means if an airstone has not been maintained, the diaphragm won't be damaged. The adjustable rheostat increases air flow by regulating electricity, not by blocking air flow, allowing more efficient, economical performance. Can be used with multiple valves or T-connectors for multiple devices. Quiet operation. Includes replaceable airline filters and airline clamp. 6-3/4" x 3-1/2" x 3". For aquariums up to 90 gallons.
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Instructions for Replacing Rubber Diaphragm
Removal
DISCONNECT LUFT PUMP FROM ELECTRICAL OUTLET.
Remove Bottom Plate by removing four bottom screws.
Remove Oscillating Arm Assembly by removing screw. Slide the Oscillating Arm & Rubber Diaphragm away from the plastic housing until the diaphragm is completely clear. Do not remove the plastic valve housing.
Reassembly
Install new Rubber Diaphragm on the Oscillating Arm by using nut supplied with your repair kit.
Place Oscillating Arm Assembly with new diaphragm into the slot inside the housing (Make sure the nut for screw and screw are secured with glue or nail polish).
Slide the rubber diaphragm over the plastic valve housing.
Tighten screw.
Replace Bottom Plate by using four bottom screws. Be sure the filter area on inside of plate is located at the coil end of the pump.
Your Luft Pump is now completely reassembled and ready for use.
WARNING: Do not start pump before replacing bottom plate. Do not plug unit in unless it is completely assembled. Never touch any wiring inside the pump when it is connected to a power outlet.
Testimonial By:
Testimonial:
Tim Phillips Sacramento, CA
I have been using this pump for over 6 years 24/7 and it is still as strong as ever. It is nice to be able to adjust airflow electrically and not worry about overworking the motor. Overall, it is very quiet unless you have it turned up to max where it hums a little but not more then other air pumps.
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Please note: Return of electrical equipment to Foster & Smith Aquatics for exchange or refund is limited to 60 days from the date of purchase. Beyond 60 days, please contact the manufacturer for repair or replacement as covered by the manufacturer's warranty.
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