PRODUCT EXPLORER
Will it replace mine? START WITH WHAT YOU KNOW
I know my treatment plant.
The plant’s exact make and model help establish the required airflow and operating pressure, along with any manufacturer restrictions on replacement pumps.
IDENTIFICATION GUIDANCE · NO SUITABILITY DECISION
Start with the paperwork.
Look for the treatment plant’s make, exact model and installation or service record. Its manual may identify the air pump and required duty: how much air must be supplied, and at what operating pressure.
Look for an accessible label.
If visible from a safe position, note the pump’s manufacturer and complete model name. A different cover or similar model number is not enough to confirm a match.
Keep the installation details together.
The plant model, pump label and existing service information give a competent service person a useful starting point. A reviewer still needs to check delivered airflow at operating pressure, connections, electrical supply and available space. Neither a nominal flow rating nor a similar model name proves compatibility.
Do not open the treatment tank, remove covers or disturb a working installation to identify it. If the details are not safely accessible, ask your service person.
Get help with the next checks.
We do not offer an automatic compatibility decision. Send your pump and plant details through our existing support service for help with the next checks.
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