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Product Description
Manufacturer Part Number: HSLR10
The rotating roller brush was designed and built to clean solar panels, vinyl and aluminum siding.
It is a mobile, hand-operated unit designed to be positioned and operated manually on the surface to be cleaned.
Rotary hydrokinetically brushes offer considerable time savings in the cleaning operation performed on solar panels and building surfaces when compared to traditional fixed brushes.
Requirements:
- 600 to 700PSI (40 to 50 BAR) pressure at brush head max
- 2.3 to 3 Gallons per minute (9 to 11LPM) consumption
Max. Water Temperature: 104° F (40° C)
For Pressure washing sizing the brush is the same usage as a #7 tip
Pressure washer:
Recommended Pressure Washer: 3 gallons per minute, 2500psi
Weight: 12.5lbs
32inch Rotating Brush Water Powered for Solar Panels
Use a Pressure Gauge to undestand the pressure at the brush
Install the Gauge on the water connector on the brush
Test Run your your pressure washer and supply water to the brush from your running pressure washer the PSI should be between 290 psi and 725 psi.
One you have your system setup at the correct pressure ytou can remove and store the gauge for future testing
Alway test again after a pressure washer has been worked on or should a different pressre washer is put in place to power the brush
NOTE:
If your pressure Washer is running the brush at more that 725PSI then immediatly stop the water flow.
You can try a smaller pressure washer or install and adjust a Pressure Regulator to set the pressure to the suggested 600 to 650 psi to run the brush. (Max 725psi)
How to check your Flow from your Pressure Washer
Place the brush over a 5 Gallon bucket and time how long it takes to Fill the 5 Gallon Bucket it should be filled in between
Regulator and Guage not included
If your pressure washer is to big you will need to usea Pressure Regulator to control the Pressure - Target 600 to 650 PSI.
Attached to the Pressure washer and run the brush, ig you are between 550 and 650psi you are good to go.
If the pressure is more than 725 PSI then install and adjust a pressure regulator to the target of 600 to 650psi. (Max 725)
Once you know your settings are correct you may remove th egauge for day to day cleaning
Keep the gauge handy should the pressure washer used be swapped out so you can test again
Quick Overview
- Designed to clean solar panels, vinyl, and aluminum siding
- It is a mobile, hand-operated unit designed to be controlled manually
- Hydrokinetic brushes save considerable time compared to traditional brushes
- Requirements: 580 psi at brush head max and 2.3 gallons per minute consumption
Brush 39in Water Powered for Cleaning Large Surfaces
The rotating roller brush was designed and built to clean solar panels, vinyl and aluminum siding.
It is a mobile, hand-operated unit designed to be positioned and operated manually on the surface to be cleaned.
Rotary hydrokinetically brushes offer considerable time savings in the cleaning operation performed on solar panels and building surfaces when compared to traditional fixed brushes.
Requirements:
- 600 to 700PSI (40 to 50 BAR) pressure at brush head max
- 2.3 to 3 Gallons per minute (9 to 11LPM) consumption
Max. Water Temperature: 104° F (40° C)
For Pressure washing sizing the brush is the same usage as a #7 tip
Pressure washer:
Recommended Pressure Washer: 3 gallons per minute, 2500psi
Weight: 12.5lbs
32inch Rotating Brush Water Powered for Solar Panels
Regulator and Gauge
Use a Pressure Gauge to undestand the pressure at the brush
Install the Gauge on the water connector on the brush
Test Run your your pressure washer and supply water to the brush from your running pressure washer the PSI should be between 290 psi and 725 psi.
One you have your system setup at the correct pressure ytou can remove and store the gauge for future testing
Alway test again after a pressure washer has been worked on or should a different pressre washer is put in place to power the brush
NOTE:
If your pressure Washer is running the brush at more that 725PSI then immediatly stop the water flow.
You can try a smaller pressure washer or install and adjust a Pressure Regulator to set the pressure to the suggested 600 to 650 psi to run the brush. (Max 725psi)
How to check your Flow from your Pressure Washer
Place the brush over a 5 Gallon bucket and time how long it takes to Fill the 5 Gallon Bucket it should be filled in between
- 1min 50 seconds (2.7 gpm) and
- 2 min 20 seconds (2.14 gpm)
Regulator and Guage not included
Testing and Setting Water Pressure
If your pressure washer is to big you will need to usea Pressure Regulator to control the Pressure - Target 600 to 650 PSI.
Here the gauge is installed
Attached to the Pressure washer and run the brush, ig you are between 550 and 650psi you are good to go.
Attach a Pressure Regulator and Test, Set PSI
If the pressure is more than 725 PSI then install and adjust a pressure regulator to the target of 600 to 650psi. (Max 725)
Gauge can be removed for day to day use
Once you know your settings are correct you may remove th egauge for day to day cleaning
Keep the gauge handy should the pressure washer used be swapped out so you can test again
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NOTE: Price is only for Model #: 159-136
This item is oversize. we may contact you when we process the order.
Attention CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning
WARNING:
This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. For more information, go to www.p65warnings.ca.gov.
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