Hoot H500 Alternative Septic Air Pump
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Overview
For over 40 years, Hoot Aerobic Systems has been creating Septic Air Pumps with longevity in mind. Their high quality air pumps are known for being long lasting and quiet, meaning once your Septic air pump is installed, you can insure it will operate worry-free.
The Hoot H500 pumps 80 liters of air into your water treatment tank per minute. This provides the helpful bacteria in your water treatment tank with the oxygen they need to process your waste. The Hoot H500 does this with a 3.6 psi Max Continuous Operating Pressure. Hoot systems are also known for being extremely quiet. The Hoot H500 operates at 36 dBA at 1 meter, so it will not disrupt your daily life.
This Hoot H500 is an exact replacement for a broken or damaged Hoot 500 Septic Air Pump. If your system has recently stopped working for the first time, you may be able to rebuild it, instead of buying a new aerator. As long as there is no sign of rust in the form of red dust, you may be able to rebuild your Hoot H500. Rebuilding typically takes about 30 minutes, and is a fraction of the cost. You can find a rebuild kit at Wholesale Septic Supply.
Wholesale Septic Supply is offering a 3 year warranty that will cover any issues you may experience with the ELECTRICAL components of this aerator! You will also have a 2 year warranty that will cover the non-electrical components such as the diaphragms (bladders). This new upgraded warranty is effective for all Hiblow purchases made after January 1, 2021.
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Specifications:
- 80 Liters of air per minute
- 3.6 psi Max Continuous Operating Pressure
- 36 dBA @ 1 meter
- Quiet operation
- Long life
You (the customer) are responsible for making sure you are following all applicable laws and regulations in your area before replacing your septic air pump yourself.
