How to set up a commercial airpump to minimize noise

Some one was asking why their airpump was soo loud, well i figured id show a quick video of my setup. If you hang the airpump from a chord, the chord itself will absorb a lot of the vibration thus limiting the noise. In the video my airpump is running but you can barely hear it even when i am close. Also you MUST hang it so that its horozontal, the bearings inside you airpump will thank you. These things also generate a ton of heat so i use venturi tubes on a submerged pump and water falls to supply most of the oxygen for my fish, the airpump is secondary back up in case a pump etc fails.

[@chat2meza]

Mine running for two years 24/7 it wont melt your plastic.

[@andrewhulliberger1750]

Put a small fan on your air pump and it will stay completely cool

[@jamesflkid]

They have a new model now and it's a noise killer even in 25w and up.

[@raczyk]

So what do you use for your primary air supply. I wan to do compost brew in a 5 gallon bucket. But don't want excessive noise.

[@mancaving8951]

Sorry for the late response. Primary source of air are venturi tubes setup on all the pumps.

[@sheilalyons7413]

⁠@@mancaving8951 why doesn’t the pump magnet pump come with a on and off switch

[@H_A_F_GAMING]

Lmao 🤣

[@mancaving8951]

Fynny but it works... the rope eliminates any vibrational noise... i only use the airpump very minimally now. Ive set up venturi tubes on all the pumps to oxygenate the air...