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Don't know. Don't think so.

The site is in a cellular "dead zone"...even with Nayax's High Gain antennas. The installation is on vacuums with no Cat5 & no easy way to get it there. But the Wi-Fi is excellent. Hoping this helps for anyone with similar conditions.

Yes...it's possible! If your site has a strong Wi-Fi signal Wi-Fi Range Extender or equivalent. Nayax ethernet cable Plug the extender into the vacuum's 120v Plug the ethernet cable into the reader and the extender. Voila! Wireless communication via ethernet! You're welcome. ;)

OurTown, I have no experience with Etowah’s booms, but…If you change your mind about Z-booms... We installed a few Z-booms for a multi-site operator back in the 90s…at exceptionally busy locations. After several months we began provided many replacement swivels. After 3 years, the operator...

That's an old photo. The QL bracket was redesigned many years ago. It features locating holes for the acceptor's pins and the retaining strap slides down and snaps in place. No tools required. Check out the pics on my provided Kleenrite link.

The mounting bracket is unique to the QL.

Somewhere, there’s a ball valve… From the water tank to each pump’s inlet. This valve restricts the water supply to the pump so it will suck water AND soap or wax. Fully open this valve and turn the pump on to the soap or wax selection. Does the pump run smoothly now? If so, slowly close the...

For a $100ish stat that's as reliable and requires no installation modifications...Can't think of one.

Set LL to your desired turn on temperature (32 or 33 degrees) Leave HL at 113 degrees.

lighthouse, I've used Fix-A-Leak on glycol systems with good results...albeit temporary...as in one or two heating seasons. One location required a dose every year. They got 6 more years of reliable operation. When it finally doesn't fix the leak it's time for tearout or overpour, imho. BTW...

Soap & wax are plumbed to the pump's left side inlet with a push-to-connect "Y" fitting.

Except for the Kip solenoid manifold being installed on the reject water flow meter outlet… And, no visible repressurization system… What’s wrong with it? Maybe someone can provide some guidance. It looks like a pretty basic system.

Have you tried calling the phone number displayed on the decal?

That era of Hydrospay equipment utilized the booster pump for circulating heated pre-soak to the roof-top plumbing trough. Each bay’s PS solenoid was teed in the circulating loop, above the bay. The concept is to use the heated PS to keep the trough warm. It’s a pain-in-the-neck to...

Adding to Greg Pack's excellent advice... With all products being dispensed through a foam gun… Ensure your chemical blender (Hydrominder?) is functioning properly. Clean or replace the metering tip…make sure the Hydrominder discharge tube restrictor is in place. Sputtering products might...

You mean like this? :geek:

Beyond fulfilling the developer’s dreams, the PLC: Inputs can be on/off time delayed. Provide outputs to multiple devices (solenoids/motor starters/water heaters, temperature-controlled circulating pumps, weep systems, etc.) Provides operator settings for price-to-start & bay timing. The coin...

"AFAIK, Modicon is no longer in business." Correction...Modicon PLC is still in production.

The HS hardware is quality stuff. Just be aware of the potential PLC concerns. The Modicon PLC program was written during HydroSpray's Precision Auto ownership...in the 1990s. AFAIK, Modicon is no longer in business. And, those old HS smart guys are long gone. I'd be surprised if the 4th...

Several hundred bays here... Orange = 24 hot Green = 24 common