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1. the main unit is just the vacuum?
2. does the adapter allow for both these units to plug in to the dryer power outlet?
3. Do you have to remove the unit from the van to empty water or is there a hose you can hook up that you can simply hook to the dump outlet?
4. is the machine good for someone just getting started in the business, easy to use?
5. Yes appears you need the pressure washer which is your water source?
6. While you are operating the Goliath with Complete Heat Heater system how much real temperature the machine will produce at the end of the wand if I connect it to sink with cold /40-50 degrees /water and continuously work with the wand , is it possible to reach 212 F or will be less
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1. Yes,
2. one dryer cord runs all three 115 volt cords. and can you use more than 50 ft of power cord? an industrial high current extension cord? Yes you can if you use 12 awg or 10 awg cord.
3. The auto dump has dual discharge port option. Garden hose for cleaning, or 1.5" vac hose for flood extraction. Any remaining water in the waste tank could be dumped in a 5 gallon pail because it will not be very much water - only what is left after the auto dump as dumped.
4. Yes, easy to use. This is one of the only electric machine options that is going to have enough power to leave in the truck, clean tile, ac ducts, carpet and pressure wash.
5. your are correct. You can also used High Flow Extraction and use building pressure with large jets OR you can use the model with the internal 500 psi water pump
6. To begin with cold tap water is usually about 65 degrees F. The heat exchanger on the Goliath has been tested and can produce up to a 30 degree rise and the electric heater about a 20 degree rise in F cleaning carpet. If you use both a 50 degree rise would be normal. We do not recommend that you use any non fuel heating systems to heat cold water rather to boost hot water. Normally water coming out of a customer hot water sink is about 110 degrees F and this means you could get as much as 160 degree for cleaning. The actually temperature rise is going to be determined based on the total tip size on your cleaning wands and how often you trigger that wand. For example an upholstery tool uses half as much water as most carpet cleaning wands and most power wands use twice as much water as most dual jet carpet cleaning wands, and most tile cleaning wands use as much water as power wands because you squeeze the trigger twice often. Now if you set the cleaning tool down the thermostats on the heater will turn off the heater at about 200 degrees and when you pick the wand up and start cleaning the heater will turn itself back on again.
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2. does the adapter allow for both these units to plug in to the dryer power outlet?
3. Do you have to remove the unit from the van to empty water or is there a hose you can hook up that you can simply hook to the dump outlet?
4. is the machine good for someone just getting started in the business, easy to use?
5. Yes appears you need the pressure washer which is your water source?
6. While you are operating the Goliath with Complete Heat Heater system how much real temperature the machine will produce at the end of the wand if I connect it to sink with cold /40-50 degrees /water and continuously work with the wand , is it possible to reach 212 F or will be less
Answers:
1. Yes,
2. one dryer cord runs all three 115 volt cords. and can you use more than 50 ft of power cord? an industrial high current extension cord? Yes you can if you use 12 awg or 10 awg cord.
3. The auto dump has dual discharge port option. Garden hose for cleaning, or 1.5" vac hose for flood extraction. Any remaining water in the waste tank could be dumped in a 5 gallon pail because it will not be very much water - only what is left after the auto dump as dumped.
4. Yes, easy to use. This is one of the only electric machine options that is going to have enough power to leave in the truck, clean tile, ac ducts, carpet and pressure wash.
5. your are correct. You can also used High Flow Extraction and use building pressure with large jets OR you can use the model with the internal 500 psi water pump
6. To begin with cold tap water is usually about 65 degrees F. The heat exchanger on the Goliath has been tested and can produce up to a 30 degree rise and the electric heater about a 20 degree rise in F cleaning carpet. If you use both a 50 degree rise would be normal. We do not recommend that you use any non fuel heating systems to heat cold water rather to boost hot water. Normally water coming out of a customer hot water sink is about 110 degrees F and this means you could get as much as 160 degree for cleaning. The actually temperature rise is going to be determined based on the total tip size on your cleaning wands and how often you trigger that wand. For example an upholstery tool uses half as much water as most carpet cleaning wands and most power wands use twice as much water as most dual jet carpet cleaning wands, and most tile cleaning wands use as much water as power wands because you squeeze the trigger twice often. Now if you set the cleaning tool down the thermostats on the heater will turn off the heater at about 200 degrees and when you pick the wand up and start cleaning the heater will turn itself back on again.
http://www.steam-brite.com/store/adv...ywords=goliath
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