This is what I use on my trailer setup. If you click on the picture. It will take you to Amazon. If you use the correct switch, wire, breaker & correct tip. This should solve most of your issues. This is what most guys use in the field.
Learn OHM’S LAW!!!
Have a voltage meter on hand!
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Your switch has to be able to carry 30 amps. I have been using these for many years. I haven’t had one fail.
If your battery is over 2 feet away, I recommend running an 8-gauge wire on a 7-gpm, 100-psi pump & up. If you have your batteries far you might need a bigger wire. Also you can move them closer to the pump. Also if you are on and off the gun a lot.
You have to run 30 amps on your pump 7-100psi, or you will blow fuses. This is because we use them with heavier loads, with them going on and off. Check your amps and put appropriate Breaker or Fuse
New Zeus is Requesting 50 Amps to start.
Operating Voltage: DC 5-60V
Current: 250A Continuous at DC 12V, 300A for 30 minutes
Accuracy: 1%+2digitals
Terminal Material: Silver-Plated Copper
2 Positions: ON/OFF
Operating Temperature: -40°C–80°C
Operating Humidity:＜90%
This valve comes in upvc. It is 1/2” in diameter, and is full port. This means the diameter of the opening in the ball is a full 1/2”. If you are using this for a system where pressure is important, or with mixed materials, where restrictions on flow can lead to the separating of the material, a full-bore ball valve is your best option. These valves are not intended for situations where fast action closing or opening is needed, as they do take a few seconds to fully open and close.
I build these for the cheap DS setup. I loved them. If your just starting out. Build for like $120.00 for a cheap DS remote system.
Material: 316 Stainless steel.
Size: 1/2″ Male x 1/2″ Female
Double-seal system allows flow to go in either direction, heavy duty Aluminum Alloy handles.
Used as shut-off valve or water saving adjustable valve.
On/off switch with quarter-turn easy operation.
When you use a voltmeter you can find the problem right away. Test your batteries to make sure they are holding a charge. See what your running voltage is when you’re on the trigger. This is what tells you if you need to add additional batteries.
The best tape out to me. Been using this tape for years.
These fit nice and snug. well made. You get four for, like, $13.00. They also have others if needed.
This is a great charger been using for many many years now. About $25.00
This is a 100w Setup for $100.00. You can get lower watts for cheaper.
The more expensive Smart Charger is about $117.00
It’s a great starter hose. It will flex a lot, rubbery if you pull, too much it pulls back. Will kink, very grabby from the rubber.
Great Hose 5/8 200 ft is About $300.00 with 1/2 SS Fittings on the hose. Pulls smooth a lot heavier than 1/2 inch.
This hose is amazing. They have white & blue. Yes, You get what you pay for.
Most Guys run Remco because of the power they provide compared to others. My pumps run a year & more with no issues.
The most common pump used when starting cheap, affordable door to door for $130.00 on Same-Day delivery very for me
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Builders & owners read a lot of do’s and don’t. I’ll post part list. when I test it out.
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I am a 7 GPM, 100 PSI Remco guy. If you don’t have the correct power source, it doesn’t matter what pump you have. You will just burn up the pumps.
You have to remember that these pumps are made for RV showers, toilets, sinks, etc., not really to be on and off. So we have to raise the fuse to 30 amps because of the draw we are putting on the system. This is why it is so important to use the correct power wire gauge.
I run dual marine batteries in parallel. I charge my batteries every night. The reason for two batteries is so I can keep a stronger stream longer.
I use a Smart Charger & also have had solar charging system for years.
I run 3/4 hose from my Water/SH Draw tanks to my 3/4 portioner. Surfactant line: I run 1/4 line. Then 3/4 out of my portioner to pump. Out of pump to reel (using AG hose 800 psi) . On reel 200 feet of 5/8 hose.
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