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Recoil 3HP

Posted by williamx (williamx), 16 March 2004

Where can I find more information about a recoil 3hp machine.
Example

1 Dealers in Uk

2 Price

Posted by Ed_Valentine (Ed Valentine), 16 March 2004

RECOIL-3HP / Power Booster Systems:

Cleaning Support Ltd.

T: 01923-330034

mr. Robert McKane

Good Fortune to all;
Ed Valentine

Posted by lenpg (Len Gribble), 16 March 2004

On the 31st march at Watford this and other equipment are on demo, hope to see you there.

Len

Posted by Mike_Boxall (Mike_Boxall), 16 March 2004

Hi Ed

Can you confirm how many power leads the UK spec machines have? What is the total power consumption? I don't think we really got to the bottom of the power supply debate on the previous topic.

Regards

Mike

Posted by Fintan_Coll (Fintan_Coll), 16 March 2004

Just a silly question I suppose but does the Recoil have a vacuum guage, a water pressure guage and a temperature guage.

Posted by MB (Mark Betts), 17 March 2004

Yes and what about heat Huh

No good having all that vac and psi if you have to clean with luke warm water?

Mark

Posted by Nigel_W (Nigel_W), 17 March 2004

Fintan and Mark,

No Guages - so not a silly question. No heat as standard. I am using an Ashby's Steamate (400 psi) which works very well with the Recoil, even at full pressure.

Nigel

Posted by MB (Mark Betts), 18 March 2004

Hi Nigel

So you are saying that the machine needs 2 plugs to run the pump and vacs etc, and then if you want heat you have to use another socket.

I think I will ask Mick Halliday to knock me up one of his truckmounts from his garden shed (see www.cleantalk.co.uk) hahahahhaha

Only kidding will be interesting to see on the 31st.

Mark

Posted by mike_halliday (mike_halliday), 18 March 2004

on 2 powercords you can easily run 4 vac motors and 1hp pump. the problems with wanting heat is the amount of power needed with either heater elements or inline heaters, you need at least 3,000 watts so a separate power cord is needed

I use 2 cords,

1 runs the aquemount, pump & the diesal burner

the 2nd runs 2 x 3 stage vacs, although I have enough reserve power to add a further 3stage vac.

You'd be amazed how much you run of a single 15amp plug, its only the initial power spike as you turn on the machine that blows fuses, you just need to turn on everything seperately.

mike

Posted by John_Flynn (John_Flynn), 18 March 2004

From 1 power cord I run a Roots blower, 1000 psi pump and a Kerasone Burner never blown a fuse yet. But as Mike says the secret is how you turn the items on, also when I unplug my plug is NOT even warm, unlike the heater plug on the Ninja.

Posted by lenpg (Len Gribble), 18 March 2004

Sorry may be a silly question what voltage do the Americans use?

Len

Posted by Dynafoam (Dynafoam), 18 March 2004

Len,

It's 110 volts - Just imagine the sort of amperage their macines draw Shocked

John.

Posted by lenpg (Len Gribble), 18 March 2004

Thanks John

Now all will think I’m thick why cant the American machines be imported without any modification to 240v that way cc over hear will save money the only extra they pay for is for a transformer.

Len

Posted by mike_halliday (mike_halliday), 18 March 2004

its to do with the hertz cycle, where on 50khz and the USA is on 60khz so a transformer would only solve the amp difference

ther spelling & the amounts are wrong but I'm sure you get the idea Wink

I could do the same as John and use one powercord (which I do on upholstery) but I like the extra vac the 2x3stage motors give so the other lead is worth it

Mike

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