Pawfly 3.5 W Solar Pond Aerator, Solar Pond Pump for Outdoor Ponds, Pond Air

Pawfly 3.5 W Solar Pond Aerator
Pawfly 3.5 W Solar Pond Aerator

Pawfly 3.5 W Solar Pond Aerator, Solar Pond Pump for Outdoor Ponds, Pond Air Pump, Solar Air Pump with 4000 mAh Rechargeable Battery Backup, Garden Aerator Pump for Fish & Koi Ponds

  • Solar-Powered Operation: Runs entirely by sunlight—no wires, no electricity. Automatically activates in sunlight to deliver effortless, continuous aeration, keeping your pond oxygen-rich and your fish thriving with minimal fuss
  • Solar Efficiency Boost: 20% higher solar conversion efficiency with a durable glass solar panel. The 180° adjustable panel maximizes solar exposure from multiple angles, while the 3 m power cord ensures flexible placement anywhere
  • 3 Aeration Modes: Feature 3 modes for flexible use! Continuous Mode for constant airflow, Intermittent Mode (5s on / 5s off) for extended battery life, and Cyclic Mode (low–high–low airflow) for dynamic oxygen delivery
  • Steady Airflow: Max flow rate: 150 L/h ; Pressure: 0.013 MPa. Delivers steady airflow to bubblers, ensuring efficient oxygen circulation throughout the water and supporting healthy aquatic life. Ideal for 100-500 L ponds
  • USB Rechargeable Backup: Built-in 4,000 mAh rechargeable lithium battery provides up to 24 hours of continuous operation in normal mode and 35 hours in intermittent mode on a full charge, ensuring reliable aeration even in cloudy or rainy weather

SKU: B0GVRDD2JR
Brand: Pawfly
Model: Pawfly-CW2423-WT
Material: Plastic
Colour: Black
Manufacture: Dongguan MingBoSource new energy Technology Co., Ltd.
Colour: Black
Material: Plastic
Origin: China

Product Description

  1. Text reads 'Solar Powered'. Solar panel positioned on grass near decorative rock landscaping with water feature and garden setting.
  2. Text reads 'Reinforced Glass Solar Panel' and 'Boosts Solar Efficiency by 20%'. Rectangular solar panel with cable attachment shown against sky background, demonstrating renewable energy technology.
  1. Three circular images labeled 'Koi & Fish Ponds' (Continuous Mode, Stable Aeration), 'Hydroponics & Small Systems' (Intermittent Mode, Energy-Saving Operation), 'Low Oxygen Water' (Cyclic Mode, Dynamic Oxygen Flow).
  2. Text reads 'Max Flow Rate: 60 GPH (150 L/h)', 'Pressure: 0.013 MPa', 'Per 25-150 gallon ponds (100-500 L)', 'Ultra-Quiet Operation (< 45 dB)'. Black submersible pump device on outdoor stone surface.
  3. Text reads 'Runs Day & Night' with 'Solar Charging' and 'USB Backup Charging' features. Black and white GPS device on blue gradient background.
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  1. Black electronic device with labeled features: "Power & Mode Button", "Charging Port", "Air Outlets", "Intermittent Mode", "Continuous Mode", "Cycle Mode", "Charging Status". Small inset shows device detail.
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Before/After comparison with text labels: 'Before: Murky Water/Low Oxygen/Week Plants/Unhealthy Fish' and 'After: Clear Water/Oxygen Rich/Lush Plants/Healthy Fish Ecosystem'. Shows pond transformation from murky to clear water with aquatic vegetation.

3 Responses

  1. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    Easy To Setup Solar Powered Pond Aerato
    This Pawfly Solar Pond Aerator is a great little kit for aerating your pond from the Sun’s energy without any need for wiring, batteries etc. The kit is compact, looks easy to setup and comes with all the parts required to get up and running. You get the solar panel, mounting bracket / plastic stake, main pump unit, pipework / connecting nozzles, Air Stones, Allen Key, Wing nuts / screws and a set of instructions.

    The Solar Panel powers the air pump, which releases bubbles into the pond via the air stones to improve water air circulation and ensure the pond stays in a healthier condition. Being solar powered, it’s Eco friendly and doesn’t require a massive amount of expertise to assemble and can be put into practice in a very short amount of time.

    It’s currently being sold for 29.99 which is very good value for money and would make a great accessory for anyone wanting to keep their pond in good, healthy condition.

  2. DeloresDoo says:

     United Kingdom

    Golden Review Award: 1 From Our UsersSolar power with battery backup
    This 3.5W solar air pump is a practical and eco-friendly way to improve oxygen levels in outdoor ponds. The solar panel provides reliable operation during daylight hours, while the built-in 4000mAh rechargeable battery is a valuable feature that helps keep the aerator running when sunlight is limited.

    Installation is straightforward, and the airflow is sufficient for small ponds, helping to support fish, including koi, during warmer weather when oxygen levels can drop. The system operates quietly and eliminates the need for mains power, making it a convenient solution for garden ponds.

    Overall, this is an effective solar-powered aerator that combines good performance with the added benefit of battery backup for more consistent operation.

  3. superstroke says:

     United Kingdom

    Golden Review Award: 1 From Our UsersEarly days, but a good sta
    I have a small wildlife pond in the garden, and apparently wildlife isn’t too impressed with a powerful fountain, but the pond gets full sun and I do have issues every spring with the water turning green with algae. The way I’ve controlled it in the past is by buying tablets, putting in barley straw, and tonics, and although all work to varying degrees, and I’ve bought more oxygenating plants, but this seemed like another good idea. However, when it arrived, I was somewhat perplexed by the instructions.

    It’s all worded for use with an aquarium, which wasn’t what I needed at all. It also had me confused – why a solar panel for an indoor tank? Anyhow, I decided to set it up anyway. As the pond gets full sun, the solar panel had no problem generating enough power immediately. There aren’t really instructions on how to set it up so I used common sense – 2 hoses, 2 bits sticking out the control box, so I popped them on. Then there’s an array of different tubing ends, but I chose the air block ends (grey lumps) and popped them into the water.

    Instantly I turned on the controller, they were producing bubbles. You have the option of setting it up 3 different amounts of airflow – I chose the on/ off pulsing option, and it works well. I have found one tube works more effectively than the other one though – no idea why – but the water has started to clarify now. The noise level is very low and it feels like it’s well made. I hope the controller is fully rain proof, but I’ve tucked it under the solar panel in case it’s only shower proof.

    There’s a good length of wire from the panel to the controller, and a good length of tubing to the pond, so that’s useful. I wish there were better instructions, but it does seem to work well. The price seems fair, so I’m happy to recommend.

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