Scott Aerator Weatherproof Compressor Cabinet Molded Polyethylene 25x15x15
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Rain, snow, and blazing sun can wreck an exposed aeration compressor fast. Give yours a home that shrugs off the weather. This molded polyethylene cabinet keeps your equipment dry and cool, blends quietly into your yard with its tan finish, and lets fresh air flow right where the compressor needs it. Ready to stop worrying about your investment every time the forecast turns?
| SKU | 44090 | 44091 |
|---|---|---|
| Exhaust fan (voltage) | 115-volt exhaust fan | 230-volt exhaust fan |

Built from tough molded polyethylene, this cabinet stands up to whatever your climate throws at it. The material won't rust, rot, or fade the way flimsier housings do, so your compressor stays protected season after season. A sloped side wall adds depth to the design, while a lid latch knob at the front keeps the enclosure closed and secure.
Set it near your pond or shoreline and it disappears into the surroundings while doing its job quietly out of sight.

Compressors run hot, and trapped heat shortens their life. That's why this enclosure comes with a built-in circular exhaust fan mounted inside the back wall, paired with louvered vents that pull fresh air through the compartment and push warm air out. The hinged lid swings back to give you full access to the interior compartment.
The result is a cool, ventilated space that helps your compressor run reliably day after day.
Its low-profile size and neutral tan finish let it sit comfortably beside a pond, fountain, or garden feature without drawing attention. The knockouts route your lines neatly, so there's no tangle of cords spoiling the view. You get full protection for your equipment without sacrificing the look of your outdoor space.
Pick the voltage that works with your existing power source and aeration equipment:
Both versions share the same rugged cabinet, louvered ventilation, and tan finish. Only the fan voltage and price change, so you get identical protection either way.
Getting your compressor housed takes little effort. The perforated knockouts let you punch through only the openings you need for cords and air lines, keeping everything sealed against the weather. Position the cabinet, run your lines, and you're set. Need help choosing the right voltage for your system? Contact Us and we'll point you in the right direction.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Material | Molded polyethylene |
| Color | Tan |
| Length | 25 inches |
| Width | 15 inches |
| Height | 15 inches |
| Lid | Hinged lid with front lid latch knob |
| Exhaust Fan | 115-volt or 230-volt circular fan, mounted inside the back wall |
| Ventilation | Two round louvered vents on the front lower panel for fresh air circulation |
| Cord and Line Access | Perforated knockouts |
| Country of Origin | Made in Michigan |
| UPC | 810094921545 (115-volt) / 810094921958 (230-volt) |
| MPN | 44090 (115-volt) / 44091 (230-volt) |