Is the psi always 3000 or is it adjustable null

I did not read anything in the book about it being adjustable nor did I see anything on the unit

Believe me this thing is not 3000 PSI

Hello Kenny. While the PSI is not physically adjustable, the nozzles create a variety of effects making it suitable for many purposes. The kit includes, (5) Spray nozzles – Turbo, Soap, 15°, 25° and 40°. The 15-degree creates a 15-degree wide sheet of water spray at the nozzle. Once the spray hits the surface the pressure is less because its force is spread over a larger area. The 25° is an even larger sheet or fan of water than 15° nozzle thus causing even less pressure on the surface. The 40° is the gentlest spray. Held at the right distance you would use a 40° nozzle to clean windows. It should be noted that backing away from the surface with a certain degree nozzle further reduces the pressure on it. A turbo nozzle - provides a 0° nozzle that oscillates through a 15° circular range. Lastly, the one with the lowest pressure is the black soap nozzle and features the largest orifice. The water velocity is decreased while the pressure is increased in the hose. The detergent is pulled from the tank and soap can be applied quickly and easily.

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I did not read anything in the book about it being adjustable nor did I see anything on the unit
Answered by RobertB 8 months ago
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Believe me this thing is not 3000 PSI
Answered by Miles 9 months ago
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Hello Kenny. While the PSI is not physically adjustable, the nozzles create a variety of effects making it suitable for many purposes. The kit includes, (5) Spray nozzles – Turbo, Soap, 15°, 25° and 40°. The 15-degree creates a 15-degree wide sheet of water spray at the nozzle. Once the spray hits the surface the pressure is less because its force is spread over a larger area. The 25° is an even larger sheet or fan of water than 15° nozzle thus causing even less pressure on the surface. The 40° is the gentlest spray. Held at the right distance you would use a 40° nozzle to clean windows. It should be noted that backing away from the surface with a certain degree nozzle further reduces the pressure on it. A turbo nozzle - provides a 0° nozzle that oscillates through a 15° circular range. Lastly, the one with the lowest pressure is the black soap nozzle and features the largest orifice. The water velocity is decreased while the pressure is increased in the hose. The detergent is pulled from the tank and soap can be applied quickly and easily.
Answered by Greenworks Tools 11 months ago
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