Hiblow HP-80 Pond Aerator

The Hiblow HP-80 is a compatible replacement for aerating pumps such as the Gast SPP-80, the Thomas 5078 and 5080, and many other 80 liter-per-minute air pumps. Hiblow aerators, septic air pumps, and Hiblow HP models are the highest quality septic air pumps used on aerobic septic systems today. Hiblow diaphragms last longer than any pump on the market, and HiBlow linear septic air pumps have low power consumption, quieter operation, lower vibration, lower pulsation, long life, and are easy to service.

The Hiblow HP-80 features clean oil-less air, boasts long operational life, offers extremely quiet operation, low vibration, low power consumption, and requires low starting current.

If your Hiblow HP series pump won’t turn on when first plugged in, it may have been bumped during shipping, which may have activated the safety slide switch to the position where it deactivates the electric motor. Please refer to the owner’s manual for instructions on how to reset the safety slide switch; you can find an electronic copy of the owner’s manual on the support tab of the Hiblow website.

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.