HIRALIY HQ-602 Aquarium Air Pump User Manual
- June 11, 2024
- HIRALIY
Table of Contents
HIRALIY HQ-602 Aquarium Air Pump
SPECIFICATION
- Color Blue
- Brand HIRALIY
- Part Number WYE3ZH4X1770
- Material ceramic
- Power Source Corded Electric
- Operation Mode Manual
- Item Package Dimensions L x W x H 5.08 x 4.61 x 4.17 inches
- Package Weight 0.47 Kilograms
PRODUCT LAYOUT
DESCRIPTION
A HIRALIY well-built fish tank air pump silently and efficiently energizes air into the aquarium. Ensure your fish are happy and healthy by adding plenty of oxygen to the aquarium tank.
WHAT’S IN THE BOX
- Complete Aquarium Pump Accessories 2 x 6.6 ft (2m)
- silicone tubing for cutting 4 x
- air stone for more oxygen 2 x
- return valve for no back siphoning 2 x
- suction cups for silicone tube not to fly all over the fish tan
- HIRALIY aquarium air pump
- blue card
- user manual
DIMENSION
Warm & Vital Reminder
- You can cut silicone tubes to fit your needs and connect them to two aquarium outlets.
- When the air pump is below the water’s surface, follow the direction to install the check valve. We provide 2 replacement air stones that can be connected to tubes to increase oxygen.
- Turn the air pump knob to regulate the flow rate according to the size of your tank.
- We advise routine cleaning of the silicone tubing and the air stones to prolong the life of the fish tank air pump.
Ultra Whisper Quiet, Minimum 20db
SAFETY INSTRUCTION
Features
- Aquarium Air Pump with Dual Outlets: Designed as a fish tank pump with dual outlets (3-watt power), two 6.6-foot lengths of silicone tubing are included to make it simple to enter numerous fish tanks or aquariums through the double outlets. This fish tank air pump is excellent for both freshwater and marine aquariums.
- For fish tanks ranging in size from 1 to 100 gallons, the HIRALIY air pump aquarium’s flow rate can be manually adjusted. The ideal tank sizes for use in a home or office range from 1 to 80 gallons, with a 100 gallons maximum capacity.
- aquarium ultra-quiet air pump At least 20 dB: When operating, the built-in full copper motor and thin piezoelectric ceramic plate effectively reduce noise more than a conventional fish tank bubbler pump. 20 dB at the lowest flow rate, minimum
- Performance That Is Shockproof & Stable: The four strong rubber feet on the bottom guarantee to absorb and lessen the noise caused by friction. It is advised to place a towel or blanket under the fish tank air bubbler to improve noise reduction.
FAQ’s
Can I leave my aquarium air pump on all the time?
Generally speaking, you should leave the air pump on all the time to help your fish get good water circulation and plenty of oxygen to breathe.
Does aquarium air pump size matter?
How big of an air pump does your aquarium need? Aquarium air pumps are rated by gallons just like most filters. It is recommended to get an air pump that is slightly larger than what is suggested, so if you have a 55-gallon (208.2 L) aquarium, it may best to go with a pump rated for 75 gallons (283.9 L).
Do I need to turn on the air pump in the aquarium?
Unlike the filter, the air pump is not an essential piece of equipment, so it wouldn’t pose any threat to your aquarium’s health if you turn it off at night. However, if you keep plants in your aquarium, it’s definitely recommended to keep the pump on at night to aid in photosynthesis
Can the air pump be too strong for fish?
An air pump that is too powerful can wreak havoc in your aquarium. When attached to a sponge filter, it can cause a current strong enough to stress fish that prefer calm water. Or, maybe it’s causing your airstone to work overtime, producing so many bubbles that you can’t see your fish.
Should I turn off the air pump when feeding fish?
If your filter is pushing water downwards then it can be a good idea to switch the filter off during feeding to prevent this — just be sure to switch it on again afterward! Many fish foods have a mixture of densities in one pack, so some will float, some sink rapidly, and some slowly.
Is it OK to turn off the aquarium air pump at night?
Generally, fish should be able to sleep without being bothered by bubbles or water agitation created by air pumps. Besides, if you want, you can turn off your air pump at night, but make sure the filter continues to run, so it fulfills the required aeration in the aquarium.
What happens if the air pump gets wet?
Water on a fire protection air compressor can cause the unit to rust prematurely, create a dangerous electrical short, and even create internal damage to the unit depending on the amount of water introduced
Where is the best place to put an aquarium air pump?
Aquarium air pumps are always placed outside a tank and must be located higher than the water’s surface. Air pumps feed air into the water through airline tubing that extends into the aquarium.
What is the pressure for a fish tank air pump?
You will need air pressure of at least 50 inches H2O. This is equal to about 2 psi. Regenerative blower-type compressors are preferred in the aquaculture industry because they are the most reliable and economical in this pressure range.
Are big bubbles better than small bubbles?
The smaller the bubble in that glass of champagne, the higher the pitch — and the price. Oenophiles have debated the most desirable characteristics of bubbles in champagne and sparkling wines for centuries, with most purists swearing that the smaller the bubble, the better the wine.
Do fish need bubbles?
Even the most well-maintained fish tank will have some bubbles. Think of bubbles as a sign that your fish are getting enough oxygen. As a proud fish owner, you should always strive to provide them with an optimal living environment that utilizes proper aeration and bubblers.
Can you run an aquarium pump without water?
Answer: Dry running of the pump can damage the mechanical seal and the motor. For this reason, the float switches should be arranged so that the fill level in the shaft does not fall below the minimum level required to operate the pump.
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