An electromagnetic air pump uses an electromagnetic mechanism to move air efficiently, commonly applied in aquariums, laboratories, and small-scale air compression tasks.
How It Works
Electromagnetic air pumps operate using a diaphragm driven by an electromagnetic coil. When electric current passes through the coil, it creates a magnetic field that moves the diaphragm back and forth, producing a steady airflow. This design allows for oil-free operation, low noise, and energy efficiency, making it suitable for continuous use in sensitive environments like aquariums or biofloc systems
Additional information
| Type | LT11, LT15, LT19 |
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