Triple O Air Pump 230v. [GOOD] TOA102

Sale Price: $279.00 Original Price: $299.00

Lowest Price Guaranteed! We will price match any advertised price on the Web. Producing 6 psi of air output. For higher pressures and a better solution. 230v.

Lowest Price Guaranteed! We will price match any advertised price on the Web. Producing 6 psi of air output. For higher pressures and a better solution. 230v.

Description

If your Triple O ozone water treatment system runs on 230V and you need a dependable air pump replacement, the TOA102 is the factory-spec solution.

It produces up to 6 psi of steady air output, providing the consistent oxygen supply your ozone generator needs to oxidize iron, sulfur, bacteria, and odor-causing contaminants in well water. The TOA102 is purpose-built for continuous operation in Triple O systems, so it maintains stable ozone generation performance over extended run times.

For homeowners whose water treatment systems require 230V components, the TOA102 delivers quality water treatment without the guesswork of aftermarket alternatives. It matches the original Triple O ozone parts specifications exactly.

Specifications:

  • Air Output: Up to 6 psi

  • Voltage: 230V

  • 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 230V replacement components

  • Residential well water ozone systems operating on 230V

Features

  • The TOA102 delivers up to 6 psi of consistent air pressure, matching the original factory output for reliable ozone generation.

  • It is designed specifically for 230V Triple O systems, making it ideal for installations that require higher voltage configurations.

  • The pump is built for continuous, uninterrupted operation without performance degradation over time.

  • Its OEM-spec design ensures proper fit and airflow characteristics for all Triple O ozone water treatment systems.

  • Steady oxygen supply supports effective oxidation of iron, sulfur, bacteria, and well water odors.

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