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Pond Pro®

Single Insulated Airline Sink Stick Kit

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SKU:
SSK-1
Weight:
34.00 LBS
Shipping:
CAD.$50.00 (Fixed Shipping Cost)
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Description

Pond Pro® Single Insulated Airline Sink Stick Kit

Weighted Kit for Securing Single Insulated Aeration Airline Below the Water Surface

The Pond Pro® Single Insulated Airline Sink Stick Kit is designed to securely weigh down the portion of Pond Pro's 1-way insulated airline that extends into your pond, lake, or dugout.

Adding Sink Sticks helps keep insulated airline submerged and reduces the risk of floating airline becoming caught in ice. Moving ice can displace diffusers or damage airline, making proper weighting especially important for installations that remain in the water through winter.

Recommended: Use one complete Sink Stick Kit for every single insulated airline entering the pond, lake, or dugout. For submerged insulated airline lengths over 15 ft, add additional weights or Sink Sticks.

Components

What's Included

  • (2) 10 ft lengths of Pond Pro® 3/4" sinking tubing
  • (4) 5 ft weighted Sink Sticks
  • (4) plugs and clamps
  • Required stainless steel zip ties

This kit is designed specifically for Pond Pro's single 1-way insulated airline.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Airline Is This Kit Designed For?

The kit is designed specifically for Pond Pro's single 1-way insulated airline.

How Many Kits Do I Need?

Pond Pro recommends one complete kit for every single insulated airline entering the pond, lake, or dugout.

What If More Than 15 ft Is Underwater?

Add additional weights or Sink Sticks for submerged insulated airline lengths greater than 15 ft.

Why Does Insulated Airline Need Weight?

Insulated airline can float if it is not properly weighted. Keeping it submerged helps prevent the line from becoming caught in ice and potentially damaging or moving connected equipment.

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