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View full detailsKey Features Specs Warranty This complete kit comes with diaphragms, nylon ring, chamber blocks, new filter, mounting screws, magnet locking...
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Each aerobic system manufacture has their own way of designing aerobic systems. However, there are many commonalities between each of their systems. Whether you need equipment for Aqua Aire, Cajun Aire, or Hoot system, we have equipment that you need.
Many septic manufactures put linear diaphragm aerators and control panels on their aerobic systems, but they often put their own labels on equipment. Septic owners should familiarize themselves with the type of aerator and effluent pump of their system. Knowing which specific aerator is on their system can help the owner easily find a replacement.
Furthermore, many there are several linear diaphragm aerators that can replace each other. Pulling off the cover of your aerator may reveal who manufactured the aerator. That can help the owner know which alternative aerators may be applicable.
