Name: Shallow Solar Aeration Systems - Pond Building to Pond Supplies
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Shallow Solar Aeration Systems

$3,549.99 – $3,899.99

Designed for ponds and lakes up to 12′ deep. These “Direct Sunlight” systems
operate when bright or sunny conditions exist.

• Complete kits are easy to install, quiet and dependable
• Battery Free System – eliminates the expense of rechargeable batteries and controllers making these systems much more affordable

• Complete kits are easy to install, quiet and dependable
• Designed for ponds up to 1.5 acres
• Each kit comes with powder coated, lockable aluminum cabinet, cooling fan, pressure gauge and all necessary fittings
• DC solar air compressors rated for 2.2 cfm air flow, will operate down to 12′ deep water
• Battery Free System – eliminates the expense of rechargeable batteries and controllers making these systems much more affordable
• 5′ galvanized steel mounting pole included

Warranty — Fifteen years on panels
Five years on airline and diffusers
Two years on compressor
Shallow Solar Aeration Systems

Designed for ponds and lakes up to 12′ deep. These “Direct Sunlight” systems
operate when bright or sunny conditions exist.
These solar aeration systems feature a compressor that offers the best mix of airflow, pressure and low power consumption that allow these systems to operate over a wide range of conditions.
‘SAS’ Systems Include
• Cooling fan
• Adjustable manifold
• Diffusers*
• Cabinet
• Tubing*
• Mounting pole
*Tubing and diffusers ship separately from other items. 200′ tubing maximum per compressor.

As always if you need to have a system designed for your pond, or figure out diffuser placement and tubing lengths just shoots us your address to the pond.

SAS75 Solar aeration kit, up to 3/4 acre, 1 compressor, 1 diffuser, 100′ roll weighted tubing 1/2″, 2 solar panels
SAS150 Solar aeration kit, up to 1.5 acre, 1 compressor, 2 diffuser, Two 100′ roll weighted tubing 1/2″, 2 solar panels

I have not installed or used any of the solar systems, but if the pond is too far away from a power source and either can’t run tubing from power source to the pond or would rather not use electricity then this would be the way to go.