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Features & Benefits: - Interchangeable Tanks, No Manual Pumping
- Up to 12 Tanks Per Charge
- Add-On, Replace and Interchange SWITCH TANK™ Concrete Sprayers and Water Supply Tanks
- Instant, Constant and Adjustable Pressure for Ultimate Control
- Up to 60 PSI
- Run-time: Up to 12 tanks per charge with M18™ REDLITHIUM™ XC3.0 Battery
- OSHA Table 1 Compliant when Concrete Cutting and Coring
- Wide Mouth Opening for Easier Pouring
- Strainer to Filter Debris
- Wide Straps and and handle for convenient transport and storage
- Compatible with SWITCH TANK™ Concrete Sprayer and Pesticide Tank Assemblies
Our M18™ SWITCH TANK™ 4-Gallon Backpack Water Supply kit delivers the industry’s first interchangeable tank design with no manual pumping. Designed to meet your water supply needs for concrete cutting and coring, the battery-powered water supply delivers instant, constant and adjustable pressure up to 60 PSI. The 5-mode pressure regulator adjustment knob adjusts the pressure between 20 – 60 PSI for ultimate control. The M18™ REDLITHIUM™ XC3.0 Battery provides you with up to 12 tanks of water delivery per charge. The 4-gallon water supply tank features a dual diaphragm pump for increased durability and longer pump life. The tank also has a wide mouth opening for easier pouring and a strainer that filters debris from getting into the tank. The backpack frame includes wide straps and a handle providing you with convenient transportation and storage. The 4-Gallon Water Supply is made up of two components – the M18™ SWITCH TANK™ Powered Base and the SWITCH TANK™ 4-Gallon Water Supply Tank Assembly. The Powered Base includes the motor, battery compartment, and REDLINK™ electronics, while the interchangeable Tank Assembly includes the pump, 10ft hose, and quick-connect. The isolated pump, hose, and quick-connect design allows you to add on tank assemblies for different applications, eliminating cross-chemical contamination. It also provides you with the ability to replace the tank assembly at a lower cost of ownership compared to replacing the entire water supply. | | |
