VEVOR Pond Aerator, 550W Power, 5.2CFM for Up to 3 Acre 50' Lake, Includes 3/4 HP Compressor & 2 100' Weighted Tubings & 2 Diffusers, Air Compressor for Deep Water Oxygen Circulation

Great bubbler ! Our pond is about a half acre and already had two bubble mats installed. The First one that was installed was a single piston pump, it was noisy. This one is extremely quiet compared to some. The volume of air it pumps is impressive. We run it 24/7 through cold weather down in the 20's and so far thru the summer in the low 100's, no problem. Great pump for the money.

I recently purchased the VEVOR Pond Aerator for my 2-acre pond, and I’m extremely satisfied with the results. The aerator is powerful and efficient, with the 550W motor providing a solid 5.2 CFM of airflow, which has noticeably improved the water quality in my pond. It’s designed to handle large areas, and even though my pond isn’t quite 3 acres, it works perfectly to ensure consistent oxygenation throughout.The installation was straightforward, and the included 3/4 HP pump is very reliable. The unit is durable and built to last, even in tough outdoor conditions. I appreciate the quiet operation—it’s much less noisy than other aerators I’ve used in the past. The performance has been consistent, and I’ve already noticed a difference in the overall health of the pond, with clearer water and better fish health.If you have a larger pond or lake, I highly recommend this aerator. It’s effective, powerful, and a great value for the price. Definitely an investment worth making for maintaining a healthy pond!

Worked well at first and was quiet. I covered with a fake rock meant for this type of thing. It got hot but i had it on the timer so not too bad. As time went on it got to where it was putting out less and less air. I checked the hose and checked the air output without the hose. Kept using it and 9 months later no air at all comes out and its super loud. Doesnt LAST!!!

We have almost 1/2 acre pond 7 foot in the deepest . We had issues with water and weeds . I was skeptical whether or not this little pump was going to do the job for me. And it did keeps the water moving in there reduced the weeds and now the pond is clear . Pretty amazing lil pump . You will be amazed!

The media could not be loaded. I installed the aerator about a month ago and it’s working well. As you can see in the video it pushes out a lot of air. The first aerator is at about 4 feet on the left and the one on the right is about 11 feet. You can dial each of the two up or down to push more of the air one way or the other. It is pretty loud but works well. Definitely gets really hot so you will need to make sure it is well ventilated in whatever container you put it in. When you first turn it on, be sure to follow the time limits. 30 minutes the first day, one hour the second day, two hours the third day, and keep doubling it.

The media could not be loaded. This pump is fantastic! I run it 4hrs in the morning 4hrs in evening and 2hrs over night from May thru October. It's done wonders for my 1.5 acre pond. The only reason I gave 4 stars instead 5 is because how extremely hot it gets. I set up fan to run when it run and then for 30 minutes after the pump stops.

Have 2 of these for two ponds (both about 0.15acre), both work fine, one is blowing a bit less air than the other for some reason. I'm still using the supplied timers (i'll replace with wifi timers eventually) and run each unit for about 4 hours on, 2 hours off to stop any chance of over heating in the Florida heat. Noise isn't an issue for us where they are located, and the koi and green carp enjoy the occasional dash through the bubbles

It's a bit louder than expected but nothing crazy and I think the hose is a bit undersized for a 100ft run but it does the job at a good price. Especially if you catch it at the $333 sale price . Only had it a couple days I'll update in the future if there's any major problemsUpdate: after a a month and a half of continuously running in a 1 acre pond. The algea is far worse than previous years without an aerator. Don't really notice the water clarity being any better. The fish (bluegill, crappie, and bass) do seem more active and definitely biting a lot more.Update: after a year or so it started to lose some power and wasn't pushing much air. Over time it got to a point it could really only push through one diffuser. Not sure if you can buy a rebuild kit or anything but overall it ran pretty continuous for 2 years before I replaced the pump