JDK-S- 60-80 Air Pumps

The SECOH JDK-S-60 and JDK-S-80 air pumps are engineered to deliver efficient and reliable aeration across various applications. These models consume up to 30% less energy and have a 30% more compact design compared to previous series, making them both space-saving and cost-effective.

Key Features

• Long Life Expectancy – The integrated motor and pump design ensures a prolonged and dependable operational lifespan.
• High Efficiency – Employing electromagnetic oscillation with minimal mechanical friction, these pumps achieve high efficiency and reduced power consumption.
• Low Noise and Vibration – A soundproof casing and integrated muffler minimize operating noise, while vibration-isolating rubber components reduce vibration levels.
• Oil-Free Operation – Ensures a dry and uncontaminated airflow, suitable for sensitive environments.
• Pulsation-Free Airflow – Specially designed pump chambers and an integrated muffler provide a nearly pulsation-free airflow.
• Weatherproof – The JDK series is rainproof and weatherproof; however, they should not be exposed to direct sunlight, rain, or snow.

Product Characteristics

• Compact Design – Smaller dimensions for easy installation in limited spaces.
• Low Energy Consumption – Designed for energy efficiency, reducing operational costs.
• Protective Switch Included – Enhances safety during operation.
• LED Service Light (Cable Option) – Provides maintenance alerts for timely servicing.
• Connecting Hose Included – Simplifies installation with necessary accessories.
• Aluminium Housing – Durable construction for extended service life.

Installation Tips

• Ensure the air pump receives a clean, fresh air supply.
• If a previous pump has failed, check the back pressure on the pump; pressure gauges are available for this purpose.
• Protect the pump from potential flooding; while rainproof, it is not waterproof.
• Maintain tubing pipe diameter close to the pump outlet to reduce artificial pressure and extend diaphragm life.
• For aquatic applications with small-bore manifolds, keep at least one tap fully open to alleviate pressure from air stones.
• Clean the filter regularly—at least annually, or more frequently if dirt ingress is suspected.