Description
The Triple O Air Pump TOA101 is the OEM-spec replacement air pump for Triple O ozone water treatment systems running on standard 120V power.
It delivers up to 6 psi of consistent air output, supplying the oxygen your ozone generator needs to break down iron, sulfur, bacteria, and the compounds responsible for foul odors in well water. Built for continuous operation, the TOA101 maintains steady airflow without the pressure drops that compromise water quality over time.
This is the same spec as the pump that originally shipped with your Triple O system. If you want a straightforward, factory-matched replacement from genuine Triple O parts, the TOA101 restores your system to its original performance.
Specifications:
Air Output: Up to 6 psi
Voltage: 120V
Application: Ozone water treatment systems
Operation: Continuous duty
Type: OEM-spec replacement
Compatible with:
Triple O Ozone Water Treatment Systems
Triple O ozone parts and 120V replacement components
Residential well water ozone systems operating on 120V
Features
The TOA101 produces up to 6 psi of steady air pressure, matching the factory spec for consistent ozone generation.
It runs on standard 120V household power, making installation straightforward with no electrical modifications needed.
The pump is engineered for continuous operation in residential Triple O ozone water treatment systems.
Its factory-spec design matches the original Triple O air pump's performance characteristics exactly.
Reliable oxygen supply ensures proper oxidation of iron, sulfur, bacteria, and odor-causing contaminants in well water.
Frequently Asked Questions
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The TOA101 restores your Triple O system to its original factory performance at 6 psi. The AP120 is an upgrade that pushes 8 psi with a stainless steel open-frame design for better airflow and longer life. If your water has heavy iron or sulfur issues, the AP120's extra pressure can make a noticeable difference in ozone output.
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Your ozone generator will receive less oxygen, which reduces ozone gas production. Over time, iron staining returns, sulfur smell comes back, and bacteria levels can rise in your water supply. A failing pump gradually undermines your entire water treatment system.
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The air pump supplies oxygen to the ozone generator, which uses either a UV lamp or corona discharge cell to convert that oxygen into ozone gas. The ozone then gets injected into your water supply where it oxidizes contaminants. Without adequate air pressure from the pump, ozone production drops regardless of which generation method your system uses.