Electric high pressure washers

 

— electrically powered engine — usually from mains of one type or another (see "Voltage"), although battery mini-washers are also found (see "Type"). Electric engines have a whole range of advantages, including simplicity and low cost (including in operation), as well as low weight, low noise level and the absence of exhaust gases. Their own shortcomings are primarily related to the type of power. So, battery devices do not stand out for their power and have a limited operating time on a charge (and charging a battery can be a rather lengthy process), and corded models depend on sockets. In addition, compared to internal combustion engines, electric engines are less suitable for high power washers: for engines with a power of more than 3.5 kW, you need to use a three-phase 400 V power supply or a special connection format for 230 V, but it makes no sense to use batteries in such equipment. However, all these moments rarely turn out to be critical, and it is electric car washers that have become most widespread nowadays.