Soft Wash Metering System GF Valves
Quick Overview
- Dual 90 PSI rated pumps provide powerful performance, delivering 7.4 GPM at 60 PSI and 4 GPM at 90 PSI for effective soft washing
- GF metering valves offer precise control over the soft wash mixture, allowing adjustments to water, sodium hypochlorite (SH), and surfactant ratios
- Ready-to-install design simplifies setup; simply add hose connections to begin soft washing immediately
- 3/4-inch hose included for maximum flow, ensuring efficient distribution of the soft wash solution
- Metering valves enable comprehensive control over the soft wash mix, ensuring consistent and reliable results with each use
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$1,646.80
$1,964.15
Soft Wash Metering System PRO
Kit Highlights:
Dual 90 PSI pumps = 7.4 GPM of flow at typical 60 PSI spraying pressure
Easy to mount wall plate that's ready to mount to truck, trailer or van
Three PRO GF Metering valves for full control over water, SH and Surfactant.
All parts to plumb the system from the hose barbs in through to the reel.
Ships Ready to install:
This kit ships with posts for mounting the pump, electrical wiring done, and the bracket/metering system mounted.
Just install pumps and connect the quick connects and you are ready to clean.
Mounting screws required. Plate comes with 1/4" clearance holes. Pickup 6 1/4" screws with the length you need to mount to a support bar, side or divider wall.
Plumbed for MAX flow:
With 3/4 in plumbing, this system is ready to output 7.4 GPM at 60PSI to the reel. GF Metering valves provide a quality experience with easy to turn knows.
3/8" barb for surfactant/masking agent
1/2" barb for SH line
3/4" barb for water
3/4" barb for output
Backed by Dual Pumps:
Two pumps offer a combined 7.4 GPM at 60PSI to the reel.
Dual 12V pumps offer "limp mode" if one fails. That's 3.8 GPM at 60PSI IF you see a pump failure, compared to 100% when a single pump fails.
No down time = no headaches on the job and no upset customers when equipment fails.
If you want more flow, more chemistry sprayed from the gun, increase your tip size.
This system includes the two pumps you will need for soft washing and rinsing.
You would need:
Storage Tanks and hoses for water and the input chemicals
Water + 3/4in Suction Hose from Water Tank to the Metering System
SH (sodium hypochlorite, bleach tank +1/2in Suction Hose from SH Tank to the Metering System
Surfactant (Could use 5 gallon Bucket) + 3/8in clear braid line from Surfactant tank to Metering System
As shown here as part of a system:
Mixing Setup - Metering Initial Setup
There is no exact science to where the valves are going to be set for your spraying needs. This will get you close to start and you will need to tune to your needs. The goal is to use as little sH and Surfactant as possible and still get a fast complete and well spread out spray that sticks to the surface from the wand.
- The Water Valve is set to 10
- The Bleach Valve is set to 10
- The Surfactant is set t0 1 to 2
- The Water Valve is set to 10
- The Bleach Valve is set to 4
- The Surfactant is set t0 1 to 2
- The Water Valve is set to 10
- The Bleach Valve is set to 2
- The Surfactant is set t0 1 to 2
6% Retail Bleach or stale 12.5% SH or Stale 10% Pool Bleach where the contents have degraded to less potency.
This can easily happen with store bought beach that was on the shelf for 6 months...
Output to the wand….
3/4in Clear Braid Line from the metering system to your Reel Swivel Barb
1/2in minimum (or better 5./8in) Clear Braid Hose on the Reel 150 to 200ft of spraying hose
Trigger Gun on end of the hose to spray with a selection of spray tips.
A Complete system is shown above
This item does not include the Tanks, Reel, or hoses.
This system needs a 12v Power source capable of 20 amps per hour of production, We recommend two 100ah batteries
Flow Rate Chart
Here are flow rates for various tip orifices sizes.
TIP
20
30
40
50
60
.23"
FLOW
2 GPM
3.1 GPM
4.1 GPM
5.2 GPM
6.4 GPM
7.8 GPM
DISTANCE
30 FT
33 FT
40 FT
45 FT
46 FT
42 FT
Features:
- Dual 90 PSI rated pumps provide powerful performance, delivering 7.4 GPM at 60 PSI and 4 GPM at 90 PSI for effective soft washing
- GF metering valves offer precise control over the soft wash mixture, allowing adjustments to water, sodium hypochlorite (SH), and surfactant ratios
- Ready-to-install design simplifies setup; simply add hose connections to begin soft washing immediately
- 3/4-inch hose included for maximum flow, ensuring efficient distribution of the soft wash solution
- Metering valves enable comprehensive control over the soft wash mix, ensuring consistent and reliable results with each use
21in wide by 12in high,
- The holes in the corner are 18in wide 1.5in in from the edge on the long side
- The center hole is 10.5 in in from the edge on the long side
- The holes are 11in apart on the short side.
The installation needs 4 to 5 inches above and below the plate to accommodate the pumps and allow for clearance of the hose connections. So a 22 wide by 22 high dedicated space would be sufficient
The plate dimensions are:
21in wide by 12in high,
- The holes in the corner are 18in wide 1.5in in from the edge on the long side
- The center hole is 10.5 in in from the edge on the long side
- The holes are 11in apart on the short side.
The installation needs 4 to 5 inches above and below the plate to accommodate the pumps and allow for clearance of the hose connections. So a 22 wide by 22 high dedicated space would be sufficient
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