Solaer® solar aeration, the longest running solar system on the market!
Competing solar systems only run when the sun is out. But with Solaer® you have up to 20 hours of run time any given day.
Treat more for less with ClearLake™ bacteria and enzyme products.
Many bacteria and enzyme products require 20-50 pounds per one acre. ClearLake™ treatments only require a few pounds to keep lakes and pond clean, clear, and muck-free.
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The good, the bad, and the ugly.
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Our patented battery backup systems are the ONLY solar aeration system that can operate day and night for as long as 20 hours. Other aeration systems on the market can only run while the sun is shining.
When an aeration system is initially installed there will be a period where the aerator will draw up large amounts of poor-quality water and some organic debris from the bottom that can have an impact on the water quality.
It will increase the oxygen demand and potentially raise the phosphorus and nitrogen levels for a short period of time. This is a critical time for the lake, but as long as the aeration system is running it will be able to combat these issues and in time the lake will turn around.
Most ponds and lakes can benefit from the addition of aeration. After many years of research, we believe aeration to be the foundation for improving and maintaining proper water quality in ponds and lakes. Lake bed aeration acts to increase dissolved oxygen levels while eliminating water stratification.
Changes take place in your pond immediately after starting up an aeration system, no matter if it is electric or solar. However, in typical situations, it takes about 6 weeks to actually see improvements.
Most pond and lakes that are using an aeration system in the winter, are trying to help the aquatic environment (beneath the ice); increase water quality for the fish and the desirable aquatic plants, and/or decrease sludge. Never try and walk on the ice when you see this. It is potentially hazardous because the ice is weak and you may fall thru. A warning sign may be required by local regulations.