Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: jsm on January 01, 2009, 09:50:14 pm
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Im looking for a inline heater for a Ninja ,
somthing like a V2 Steammate or similar , anyone selling one ?? or can someone point us to a good shop .
( not ashbys as know them )
mail me @ johnmalone@hotmail.com
thanks
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the amtech one on the cfr 400 is a great inline heater
stu
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Does it fit all machines ???
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i need 1 from my prochem steempro as well but the heat n run seems very expensive
Ryan
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I have one for sale that I purchased from Solutions about a year ago, it cost me £460 , you can have it for £200 plus postage
its rated at about 2kw and 500 psi
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I have one for sale that I purchased from Solutions about a year ago, it cost me £460 , you can have it for £200 plus postage
its rated at about 2kw and 500 psi
what is it ? - heat and run ?
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As long as your machine and the external heater both have standard male and female connectors, and assuming the pressure capabilities of the heater are matched or exceed the machine, then there should be no problem whatever heat system you get.
Just dont get one that has a max pressure less then the pressure of your machine.
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please guys any links to websites so i can have a look - thanks
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http://www.worldofclean.co.uk
Here is Solutions site that Stu Clark referred to but I don think I have seen the heater on it.
Get Stu to email a pic of it to you.
If its the same as I have it will have 2 chambers in it so you can have full heat of half heat. Sometimes handy on upholstery.
Just dont leave these devices on too long when no water flowing thro.
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Thanks joe
Was not sure as i have never used the extra heat ::)
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Do you not use a heater Clinton? Is it worth getting one do you think?
Ryan
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Hi ryan
Have always used built in heaters and i did use an inline heater on a prochem few years ago but never got that hot ???
Maybe when i had the pump on full it did not have time to heat up.
The ashbys site have a video of there machine working with in house heater and the booster heater also.
Am going to get another back up machine when the right deal comes along and would go for the inline heater for tough dirty jobs..
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i need 1 from my prochem steempro as well but the heat n run seems very expensive
Ryan
Ryan the one i bought of Ebay for £100 is working a treat ;D sorry to rub it in......
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mark, is that the black one with a plastic case and handle from vernon, if it is ive had 2, 1st one burnt all wires out 2nd one failed pat test and was advised to chuck it out as dangerous >:(
stu
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No Stu mine was Grey had no probs but in light of you experience Stu i will withdraw my recommendation and delete above post.
Will get mine Pat tested next week.
Cheers Mark
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Sherco ;D
Ryan
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Must have missed that post ::)
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Stuart
Could you tell me Is your heater set up a twin chambers model like the one joe was talking about ???
Cheers clinton
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Here is mine Clinton. Yellow cable is mains, blue is the solution hose, clear plastic one is high pressure steam release.
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where did you get that Joe ?? and how much ?
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I got it when I bought my Scorpion 2nd hand some 18 months ago now.
I understand it was purchased new with the machine from Solutions UK. Probably cost about £450 +vat.
I understand Solutions still sell in-line heaters but dont show any on their web site.
Give them a call if you need to know more.
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I think if you look on worldofclean and look under the scorpion machine,
at bottom of page it lists related extras,
mentions Metor at 395+ vat, i think thats the in line heater they sell.
Andrew
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Joe
Thanks for the picie and the mail you sent us :)
Why do you need a steam release ???
Was good to chat again thanks :)
Clinton
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Steam release, Clinton
I presume if you leave it switched on with no flow of water it will build up heat/pressure and need somewhere for that energy to go. Safety valve if you like.
Recall an earlier post, I said something like - dont forget to switch off when not using it.
I was referring to heat/pressure build up.
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Joe
Cheers for the email.
Never thought about that :)
Would have to be carefull when answering the phone etc then :o
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Joe the picture of your in line heater in in this post :)