Add On 12V 8 - 10 GPM Hot Water For Any Pressure Washer Stationary Hot box
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Overview
This is a 12VDC stationary hot box that adds thermostat-controlled hot water to any pressure washer flowing 8 to 10 GPM. Plumb your existing cold-water machine through it and the flow switch fires the burner automatically whenever water is moving, while the PAC inline adjustable thermostat holds your target temperature. Water heats through a Schedule 80 black pipe coil mounted in a black powder-coated industrial-grade frame, with a safety relief valve protecting the system and a 7-gallon poly fuel tank with gauge feeding the burner. Hot water is the right tool for grease, oil, road film, de-icing, thawing, and ready-mix make-up water — jobs cold water alone won't cut. Note: the 8 GPM 12V SDC burner requires a 20-amp charging system, and this unit is not for sale in California.
What's included
- Converts any 8-10 GPM cold-water pressure washer to hot water
- Flow switch fires the burner only when water is flowing
- PAC inline adjustable thermostat for precise temperature control
- Schedule 80 black pipe heating coil
- 7-gallon poly fuel tank with fuel gauge
- Safety relief valve
- Black powder-coated industrial-grade frame
- 12VDC burner operation
Specifications
- Flow (GPM)
- 8.0 to 8.9, 9.0+
- Voltage
- 12VDC
- Heating Coil
- Schedule 80 black pipe
- Fuel Tank
- 7-gallon poly with fuel gauge
- Burner Control
- Flow switch + PAC inline adjustable thermostat
- Frame
- Black powder-coated industrial grade
- Charging System Requirement
- 20 amp (8 GPM 12V SDC burner)
- Dimensions
- 34" L x 25" W x 56" H
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