Lo adquirí para un mini estanque en el jardín donde tengo algunos peces, sobre todo porque quería evitar tener que tirar de enchufes o cables. Este aireador solar cumple bastante bien, aunque con algunos matices.Lo que me ha gustado:La instalación fue muy sencilla. Solo hay que conectar la manguera con el burbujeador y colocar el panel solar.El panel solar ya lleva todo integrado (batería y control), así que no hay piezas sueltas ni complicaciones.Tiene dos modos: uno continuo y otro intermitente, que ayuda a ahorrar batería cuando hay menos sol.La batería interna aguanta muchas horas incluso sin luz directa, lo cual es genial para los días nublados o por la noche.Lo estoy usando desde hace un par de semanas y los peces parecen mucho más activos, y el agua se mantiene mejor oxigenada.Lo que mejoraría:La potencia está bien, pero no es para un estanque grande. En uno pequeño o mediano con pocos peces va perfecto.Cuando hay varios días seguidos sin sol, la autonomía empieza a flojear un poco, aunque se recupera rápido con una jornada buena.En resumen, una opción práctica, ecológica y sin complicaciones si buscas mantener el agua oxigenada sin instalar electricidad cerca del estanque. Cumple con su función y el diseño compacto lo hace fácil de colocar en cualquier parte del jardín.

J'ai misé sur cette aérateur de bassin solaire pour venir oxygèner l'eau de mon bassin de 10m3 avec filtre compact.Un tuyau , deux boules de bulleur, mais le modèle est vraiment peu performant. Je ne serai même pas le conseiller pour un bassin de 250 litres.Le modèle est pourtant simple à installer mais non efficace.

Sinnvolle Sauerstoffzugabe - auch bei wenig Sonne - läuft immer und es muss nichts mehr gereinigt werden,da nur Sauerstoffzufuhr - ohne Filter.. TOP !

5 out of 5 Stars (5)⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐[REVIEW UPDATES][TL;DR][QUALITY] (5/5)[VALUE] (5/5)[EASE OF USE] (5/5)[MET EXPECTATIONS] (5/5)[PACKAGING] (5/5)[REVIEW REMARKS]This solar aeration system is perfect for our backyard fish pond. Although there is a pump and a small waterfall to help aerate the water in the lower pond where the fish are, we turn the electrical pump off at night. Last summer, we noticed the fish were getting too large for the amount of bubbling left in the pond once the pump shut off. This solar aerator is the perfect solution for us since it solves so many issues with our current backyard set-up:- No electrical installation needed to run a powered oxygenator.- The pond gets direct sunlight for most of the day, for unlimited power.- Aerator can work on an interval setting to conserve power even in an outage.- No need to run the electrical pump for at least 10 hours a day to oxygenate the water.- Protects fish from predators as the fish will not need to surface for oxygen.The aerator was extremely easy to set up. It comes with the solar panel, stand, splitter, and a length of standard aquarium hose, etc.. Cut the hose in thirds (one to the solar panel, and then one off each side of the splitter for the stones) using a knife so you don't pinch the hose ends. If you need more length to submerge the stones, it is easy enough to find another length of standard aquarium hose online or in a pet or nursery.Our fish are big enough (and sassy enough) to toss the stones out of the pond if they get frisky. We weighted the stones down with some aquarium rock in the pond. I like the effect as it looks more natural, and I know the hoses will stay in the water.To winter, as we bring the fish in anyway, we will drain the hoses, clean the stones, wipe down the solar panel and bring everything indoors to protect it from the snow and ice.Recommended.In the event that experiences change or evolve, updates may be made to this review to address such developments

I got this to supplement an air pump for a small 25L aquarium. I mounted the solar panel on a scrap piece of wood to make the pump easy to place near a window. The compact design is nice to keep my window sill uncluttered. The air stones are very large for a pump of this size, so they should last a long time. While you can use the pump with the two stones and the included splitter, I found that it worked much better with just one. That way I can have a spare one to use while I clean the other one. If you don't need to heat your aquarium, this is a really nice way to set up a tank anywhere you have access to sunlight.