Super Oxygenate Your Water
O2 Grow 2120 Commercial
120 Gallon Capacity - 60 Gallons per Emitter
- Deliver 50% more dissolved oxygen than air stones
- University tests average 20% increase in yields
- Minimal energy required to operate
- Improves nutrient uptake at the root
- Does not heat water
- Activates microbes
- Deter root disease
- Makes NO NOISE!
Package contains:
- (1) Heavy Duty Carrying Case
- (2) Emitters
- (1) Power Cord.
Product Specifications
Item Number: 2120 Commercial
Contents: Heavy Duty Control Box with Power Supply and Cooling Fans, (2) Titanium Emitter
Capacity: 120 Gallon / 454 Liter
Electrical Usage: 144 Watts @ 120V
Product Size:Emitter: 6in x 9in x .75in, Control Box: 9in x 8in x 4in, Emitter Cord Length: 8ft each
Titanium Emitter
Control Box/Power Supply
Instructions
Cleaning The Emitters
O2 Grow Emitters will require cleaning from time to time. Over time, the Emitter may get a calcium build up from the water. A quick rinse in muriatic acid will remove the build up from the screens. Properly maintaining your screens will prolong the life of the Emitter.
Watering crops is the most important job in nursery production. Elevating dissolved oxygen levels in the water increases root efficiency.
Soil
When watering plants in soil, you will want to oxygenate your nutrient water just before pouring on plants.
Wicking
For wicking systems, you will want to oxygenate your nutrient water on a schedule. Use a timer to boost oxygen every 3-4 hours.
Ebb & Flow
In Ebb & Flow systems, it is best to oxygenate the nutrient water on a schedule. Set your timer to oxygenate just prior to flooding the tray.
Deep Water Culture
In Deep Water Culture systems, you will want to oxygenate your nutrient water on a schedule. Use a timer to boost your oxygen every 3-4 hours.
Drip / Top-Water
In Drip or Top Water systems, it is best to oxygenate the nutrient water just prior to your scheduled watering.
Aeroponic / Cloner
For Aeroponic or Cloner systems, you will want to oxygenate your nutrient water on a schedule. Use a timer to boost oxygen every 3-4 hours.
Top Questions:
Can I add too much oxygen?
A: No. Your water can only hold so much oxygen. There are a few factors in play here. The temperature of your water and the number of total dissolved solids (or salts) in your water, also known as TDS, will determine the amount of oxygen your water can hold.
The good news is that the O2 Grow emitters will create oxygen until the limit is reached. This is why you do not need to run the emitters 24/7 like a bubbler. Once that limit is reached, you will not be adding more oxygen to your nutrient solution, so it should be turned off. The only way to know for sure is to have a dissolved oxygen (DO) meter.
I only have 2-3 gallons in my reservoir. How long should I run the emitters?
A: You are going to want to run the emitters for about 30 minutes. The reason being that the emitters will reverse polarity after about 15 minutes. Running for about 30 minutes will ensure a sufficient boost of oxygen and will prolong the life of the emitter because of the reversing. Really the only true way to know how long to run the emitters is to have a dissolved oxygen (DO) meter.
Is it safe to use in my cloner or grow tent?
A: Yes. The process of electrolysis creates nano bubbles of oxygen and hydrogen. This small amount of gas is absorbed into the water and any gas that escapes dissipates in the air very rapidly.