Tecmark Pressure Switch 3903-BP Pressure Switch, Tecmark, SPST, 1-5 Psi, 3 Amp, 1/8" NPT

Pressure could be higher but nosels are very easy to switch out.

Nice washer cleans everything I did add an extension wand the one it came with was a bit small but works great

Not as strong as gas powered but pretty good for electric

Makes washing the cars and house almost a fun task. I dinged it one star because the tanks are darn near useless with how bad the tubes are kinked out of the box. I just use a garden sprayer to apply anything worth applying. Other than that it accepts all normal pressure washer fittings and has worked quite well for season 1.

10/2018, bought the SPX3000 (2,030PSI, 1.76GPM) and the 25' extension hose (SPX-25H) for $182 total: used approx 2X/yr -but when used it was for extended runs cleaning decks/concrete and other misc stuff at my home and homes of a couple relatives. Not as fast as a gas PW, but got jobs done OK. I used a silicone tie to pin the trigger on, and controlled the PW with the on/off switch: this saved my hand that would cramp up squeezing the trigger on long runs -and based on my research cycling PW's on/off should be avoided. I ran water through the wand with no nozzle for a couple minutes to fully purge the lines before starting -this prevented cycling. Also, always used Briggs Pump Saver when stored for long periods. So, my PW was well maintained and got 7yrs out of it, or $27/yr. Electric is right for my use: light/small and easily moved/transported. New models with hose coils seem like a nice improvement -my SPX3000 was tippy with the extra 25' hose wrapped around it. BTW: Strongly recommend buying the 25' extra hose. If you don't, will wish you did. My SPX3000 died unexpectedly. Had used it 2 days prior. Fired up, worked fine a couple minutes, then flow stopped with the pump still on. Troubleshooting revealed flow wasn't getting thru the PW, so out of curiosity disassembled the pump. No catastrophic failure found: one pump stage had bound up which prevented water passing through. Did not plan to fix/reassemble -Sun Joe doesn't sell parts. Kind of OK with 7yrs out of it, based on low price and HD rents electric PW's for $48/day. Appears that the SPX3000 spec changed to a lower GPM: Mine was rated 2,030PSI, 1.76GPM, and now rated for 1.2GPM. My SPX3000 was OK -longer lifespan would have made me a fanboy. Don't need a PW until spring 2025. If a smoking SPX3000 deal is offered, then I may consider another. Otherwise, willing to pay for better durability/lifespan, so taking my time and looking at other electric PW's like the Stihl RE110 Plus.

Handle snapped off, along with connection to the fluid reservoirs. Tank was empty, without any water in it, so not exactly heavy on its own, just a cheap made product.