Reviews Aqua2Go PRO Low-pressure mobile cleaner 20l
Reviews Aqua2Go PRO Low-pressure mobile cleaner 20l
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Ivan, Jihlava
Rated 05/12/2020, variant Aqua2Go PRO Low-pressure mobile cleaner 20l
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functionality, mobility
maybe a little more price
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Jaroslav, Brno
Rated 20/04/2017, variant Aqua2Go PRO Low-pressure mobile cleaner 20l
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Mobility. The accumulator and the pump can be separated from the water container and only the water container can be used.
A flashlight, like a battery, that can be put in your pocket and taken home to charge.
The battery (flashlight) can be used as a power bank for USB devices.
Possibility to use the battery (flashlight) to power devices that plug into the car ignition socket
The 20l container size is fully sufficient.
Possibility to power from the socket in the car (has its negatives).
Decent water pressure - I washed my bike and stuff.
Long hose.
Relatively quiet operation.
Except for the small things described in the negatives, great satisfaction. Exactly for someone who lives in a block of flats and doesn't have a yard of his own and doesn't want to cuddle with his muddy bike at home. A huge time saver in washing not only the bike: -)
The package does not include a hose for pumping water from another container. There are only quick couplers and you need to make one.
The handle and wheels are a questionable solution. It's not for long rides (100m on asphalt was enough for me). The low-positioned wheels can cause the tank to puncture on uneven surfaces over time. I recommend to wrap the exposed areas with PE band beforehand.
On the other hand, who can carry 27 kilos on a shoulder strap: -)
The upper quick coupling (hose x pump) lets a little water in. Approximately 0.02 litres in 10 minutes. I am considering using an NBR "O" ring in place of the silicone one.
When using the power from the car socket, the pump power is noticeably weaker, and thus the water pressure (12V battery and the supplied battery of the car wash has 15V), so I recommend to start, because the altimeter gives something over 14V.
I haven't found out yet if the washer battery can be charged from the car or if it always needs to be connected to a transformer in a 230V socket.
Questionable data. On the box and on the Internet you will find various data on the same.
For example, the internet states a capacity of 2400 mAh, the manufacturer 2500 mAh. On the box you'll find a 60W label on the pump, and 75W on the pump, which is a difference of 1A current at 15 volts. Well, what can you believe, right? -D
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