Hiblow HP-80 0110 septic air pump is a model of hiblow that is used in specific septic systems. It has an air barb that comes with the unit and an option to not use the air barb as well. With its high durability diaphragms and long lasting coils, you will get years of service from the HP80-0110.
Hiblow pumps will only operate on alternating current (AC) in order for the shuttle rod to achieve the correct back and forth motion, which creates the necessary pressure or vacuum for proper functioning. If you must operate a Hiblow pump from a DC source, an inverter would be required.
All Hiblow pumps can operate on either 50hz or 60hz. Do note that the pump’s performance will vary depending on the frequency. HIBLOW linear pumps are not dual voltage; please check the label for data on the correct voltage and only apply the indicate voltage to power the pump.
For best performance and longest life, your Hiblow pump should be installed in a cool, dry location out of direct sunlight. A garage, shed, or crawlspace are all optimal options. If you must install the Hiblow pump in an outside location, be sure the pump receives sufficient ventilation—in order to achieve the maximum operating life, keep any additional heat exposure to a minimum.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.
P/N: HBL-AER-80-N08
what's the difference between HP 60 and HP 80
The HP 60 Puts out 60 liters of air per minute, and the HP 80 puts out 80 liters per minute.
does the HP 80 come with AC cord?
It comes with a USA standered three prong plug.
Is this a new pump or rebuilt pump for 265.00
We only sell new products, nothing is used or rebuilt.
Does this have an alarm?
This one in particular does not have an alarm, but we do sell the Hiblow HP-80A which does have an alarm, if you are interested in one with an alarm.
what would i need to aerate a 2 acre pond that averages 4 ft deep? how much electric does this use?
Very little about 71watts so 6 to 7 dollars a month in electric cost.
What is the difference between the 80-0110 and the 80-0117air pump
Model number extensions like these are usually manufacturer designations, for matching to the treatment unit brand that the pump was sold with, there's not any mechanical difference between those two model numbers, they are both HP-80 Air Pumps and are fully interchangable.
Can the air output be directed to a 4 port manifold, and then sent to separate diffusers to aerate a 1 acre, 6 ft. deep max pond? If possible, is there any issue with not enough pressure, air, backpressure, etc. that I should be concerned with?
I would bump it up to a HIblow 120LL to do a four-port manifold at a minimum and be more comfortable with an hp-150
How do I tel the model of my air pump? It looks like Hiblow HP-80-0110 shown on the picture, with an additional enclosed vertical panel and red light on top. Mine stopped working and I'm curious whether it can be serviced or if I need to buy a new one. I'm in Altadena, CA. Thanks!
You need a HP-80A or a HP80 rebuild kit.
