Description
Product,
Suitable for serious hobbyist or shop owner, with a rack or two of tanks to aerate.
This series of air pumps was designed to be THE work horse. Proven in the field to have a long lasting service life, out lasting it competitors.
Due to its advance air compressing system, this series is able to power multiple lines without giving to back pressure. Allowing the hobbyist to have a steady and even flow of air distributed throughout the tubes.
Utilizes specialized rubber components to maintain steady air output and pressure.
Advanced air-compressing system, damping system and multilevel muffler producing extremely low noise levels.
Made out of aluminium alloy case, quick in heat-dissipation and portable
Build structure is tough yet compact unlike lesser models which often have bulky designs
Proven long service life while energy efficient.
Technical Details
HAP 60
Power: 55W
Voltage: 220 – 240V
Frequency: 50Hz
Output: 60L/min
Common Pressure: 0.01Mpa
Pressure: >0.035Mpa
Size: 203x165x153mm
Noise Level: 40dB
Weight: 6KG
HAP 80
Power: 85W
Voltage: 220 – 240V
Frequency: 50Hz
Output: 80L/min
Common Pressure: 0.012Mpa
Pressure: >0.036Mpa
Size: 210×185×171mm
Noise Level: 40dB
Weight: 7KG
HAP 120
Power: 125W
Voltage: 220 – 240V
Frequency: 50Hz
Output: 120L/min
Common Pressure: 0.018Mpa
Pressure: >0.038Mpa
Size: 265×215×198mm
Noise Level: 45dB
Weight: 9.5KG
HAP-60, HAP-80, HAP-100, HAP-120, Hailea HAP
Running a Hailea HAP-series pump across a rack of tanks
The HAP series is the workhorse end of the range, built for serious hobbyists and shop owners aerating a rack or two of tanks. With outputs from 60 up to 120 litres per minute, a single HAP unit can drive many air lines at once without sagging into back-pressure, so every outlet gets a steady, even flow. The aluminium-alloy case sheds heat well, which is welcome in a warm Singapore fish room where a pump runs around the clock.
That capacity makes it a strong backbone for breeding setups, grow-out racks and shop display walls fed by sponge filters and airstones. We still recommend a gang valve manifold so you can balance flow between tanks and shut off lines individually. Position the pump above the highest waterline and fit check valves on each branch; with this much pressure on tap, a power cut without check valves can push or siphon water in unexpected directions across the rack.
See the wider air systems range. For distribution and oxygen, read our complete air pump guide and how to increase oxygen in your aquarium.
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