Stainless Steel Aquarium Air Control Manifold

A stainless steel air control manifold for splitting one air pump across one or more air-driven devices. The single barbed inlet feeds a row of individually valved outlets, so you can run multiple air stones, sponge filters, bubble ornaments or a second tank from one pump and adjust each line on its own with the lever taps. Closing one valve does not affect the others. It is built from stainless steel for corrosion resistance in damp aquarium conditions, with smooth lever valves for repeatable airflow adjustment and barbed outlets that grip standard airline tubing securely. A removable end cap blanks off the bar so the manifold stays sealed. Choose your configuration by number of outputs: 2-Way for running two air lines from one pump 3-Way for three independently controlled lines 4-Way for four lines, ideal for multi-tank or multi-stone setups 5-Way for the most outputs, for racks and larger fishrooms Key features: Stainless steel construction, corrosion-resistant for aquarium use Individual lever valve on every outlet for independent airflow control One barbed inlet feeds all outputs from a single air pump Barbed outlets fit standard aquarium airline tubing Removable end cap seals the manifold bar Available in 2, 3, 4 and 5-way configurations What's in the box: 1 × Stainless Steel Aquarium Air Control Manifold (configuration as selected) Installation: Connect your air pump's airline to the barbed inlet, ideally with a check valve between the pump and manifold to prevent back-siphoning. Push a length of standard airline tubing onto each outlet you intend to use. Run each line to its air stone, sponge filter or ornament. Use the lever valves to set the airflow on each line, closing any unused outlets fully. Specifications: Material: stainless steel Configurations: 2-way / 3-way / 4-way / 5-way Inlet: single barbed connector for standard airline Outlets: individually valved barbed connectors Compatible tubing: standard aquarium airline Use: freshwater and marine aquariums