When should you upgrade to the new-generation oxygen aeration system?

1. When should you upgrade to the new-generation oxygen aeration system?

1. Electricity costs are increasing.

2. Stocking density is getting higher.

3. Old equipment is deteriorating, reducing oxygen supply efficiency.

4. Therefore, many farms are starting to transition to new-generation oxygen aeration systems.

1. Increasingly high power consumption

1. Electricity bills increase with every culture cycle.

2. Motors operate heavily.

3. Efficiency drops.

4. This is the clearest sign that replacement is needed.

2. Dissolved oxygen is no longer stable

1. Shrimp surface at night.

2. DO drops rapidly.

3. Dead zones appear.

4. Analysis shows the cause is weak water currents.

3. Aeration systems frequently break down

1. Damaged bearings

2. Bent shafts

3. Broken blades

4. Continuous repair costs

5. Comparison: Repairing multiple times costs more than a new investment.

4. Wanting to increase stocking density

1. Intensive farming

2. Super-intensive farming

3. Biofloc

4. CPF

5. 2–3 stages

6. These models require a higher oxygen supply capacity.

5. Wanting to reduce long-term operating costs

• Analysis:

  1. Reduced electricity

  2. Reduced maintenance

  3. Reduced repair time

  4. Longer lifespan

6. What is different about the new-generation aeration system technology?

7. Benefits of early investment

1. Being proactive for the new culture cycle.

2. Reducing the risk of oxygen shortage.

3. Increasing electricity usage efficiency.

4. Stable operation.

5. Enhancing economic efficiency.

Conclusion

If your current aeration system shows signs such as high power consumption, reduced efficiency, frequent breakdowns, or failure to meet stocking density requirements, this is the right time to upgrade to a New-Generation Oxygen Aeration System. An efficient oxygen supply system not only helps improve the pond environment but also contributes to reducing operating costs and increasing productivity in the long run.

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