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I never used a timer with my aerators, just ran them 24/7. I did swap out the big one for a smaller one during winter months.
sissy
sissy
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my small one died along with my disk pond heater . These power outages are causing lots of problems here . Some times it can g on and off 6 times in a hour . That is all because the new sub station parts don't work . The utility company bought garbage from China .
j.w
I Love my Goldies
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My aerator died, decided not to get another one. Have 3 water falls going and seems to be fine. Don't need any heaters here.
sissy
sissy
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only need my heater when we get a cold front from Canada . I keep it pluged in but the switch for it is in my closet in the master bedroom . I am so glade my son did that . when power goes out I just turn off the switchs so those things do not get a shock back