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Another 1 fixed and tuned to the correct psi!

Rewired the soft wash system from a 12 gauge on a 7 ft system total of 14 feet total! 5.3 remco 100 psi 19 amps

Rewired to 6 gauge wire

Changed out the Switch to a new one that can handle 275 amps on the normal. 455amps at surge. No choke point on the switch anymore. You never drop down on wire on a switch in a high draw amps. This creates a choke point and hurts the system.

Also replaced the Mircoswitch. When doing so you must put a gauge on it. It was set to 40 psi and the pump was 100 psi.

So without a gauge, you have no clue what you’re at on PSI.

We did a voltage drop test and it was under 12 at the pump before we rewired it. Now holding 12 volts no issues.

If you are gonna build a system you must have the storage behind it to keep it above 12 volts at all times.

All soft wash system at a minimum needs a lithium battery to hold 13.8 volts. 3-5 hours of spraying time.

When a marine battery is used it is not able to do what a lithium battery can due. So if you are running marine you will always need 2 to help with the work.

2 lithium batteries installed then you are spraying all day for 4-8 roof cleans no issues plus.

Hope this helps. Stop with these 5% volt drop installs it’s trash for a pump you’re asking to do all the work.

Like buying a 8 gpm Pw and only getting 5 gpms.

Let’s go we will be better out here!

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Example

I ran amp to amp with no surge or 125-150% over build. And I don’t see 12 gauge to be ok to use on this system?

Do you?

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