Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Chris R on September 02, 2012, 01:04:44 pm
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Spotted this and wondered if anyone uses similar to heat the water in a portable or auxiliary water tank?
http://www.jtote.com/product_info.php/farm-innovators-submergible-bucket-heater-with-attached-guard-model-449-1000-watt-p-325739?currency=GBP&utm_campaign=product&utm_medium=free&utm_source=froogle_uk&osCsid=8nguenr0cf02h4a74f0scj6ht0
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Looks OK as long as the element is covered all the time.
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Spotted this and wondered if anyone uses similar to heat the water in a portable or auxiliary water tank?
http://www.jtote.com/product_info.php/farm-innovators-submergible-bucket-heater-with-attached-guard-model-449-1000-watt-p-325739?currency=GBP&utm_campaign=product&utm_medium=free&utm_source=froogle_uk&osCsid=8nguenr0cf02h4a74f0scj6ht0
110 is 43 celsius ... too low really to be usefull .
In a portable you need 3000w to keep up with normal work in my experience ...
The likes of Ashbys have a cutoff at 60 degress for pumptecs and 70 for sureflo type pumps .
In one machine i have the thermostat removed ... just keep an eye on it , diaphragm pumps can take a lot of abuse , not recommended though . :)
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Think these are 110 volt from the US so prob not much use anyway