Bosch EASYAQUATAK 120 Pressure Washer 120 Bar

A compact pressure washer with an integrated carry handle, the EASYAQUATAK 120 makes an ideal cleaning tool for urban environments, balconies, and rooftop gardens. It is self-priming, meaning it can draw water from unpressurized sources like buckets or water tanks (a separate suction hose will be required) as well as being able to connect directly to a tap. It is supplied fully assembled with an accessory kit, making it suitable for tackling a range of cleaning tasks as soon as it is out of the box.

Specifications
• Motor power: 1500 w
• Motor type: Series
• Pump type: 3 cylinder
• Pump material: Metal
• Cable length: 5 m
• Hose length: 5 m
• Max. pressure: 120 bar
• Max. flow rate: 350 l/h
• Max. flow temperature: 40 °C
• Self-priming capability: 0.5 m
• Detergent system: High-pressure foam
• Weight (without accessories): 4 kg

Features & Benefits
• Compact
• Ready to use out of the box
• Storage for all accessories/hose/cables
• Simple, quick connect fittings
• Integrated gun storage
• Self-priming; enables use with water tanks
• Water filter
• All metal pump
• Fold-down handle
• Auto-stop system (shuts off the motor when the trigger is released)
• High-pressure foam system

Contents
• EASYAQUATAK 120 Pressure Washer
• Bosch high-pressure gun
• Lance
• 5 m high-pressure hose
• Variable fan jet nozzle
• Rotary nozzle
• High-pressure detergent nozzle, 450 ml
• Water filter

To help determine the type of pressure washer required it is important to consider the size of your cleaning task and level of duty, i.e. how big is the cleaning object and how often will you need to clean it? Below is an explanation of the two main types of pressure washers. Whilst bar pressure is important the overriding factor in cleaning power is the water flow rate. More water = better cleaning.

Home & Garden (sometimes referred to as domestic, DIY, or consumer).
Lightweight, easily portable, and designed for regular use in a domestic environment, these machines range in power to suit the size of your cleaning task. Models featuring ‘water cooled motor’ technology offer greater performance, and top-of-the-range machines are often fully loaded with accessories.

Xpert or Professional (sometimes referred to as commercial or industrial)
Heavy-duty, robust, and designed for maximum durability, Xpert or Professional machines have higher pressure and flow ratings, enabling you to clean with far greater speed and efficiency. These machines are not readily available on the high street or in DIY superstores and often feature upgraded components throughout

Jargon Buster:
• Bar or PSI: Bar is the most common measure of pressure. PSI = bar x 14.5.
• Bar (max): This is the pressure achieved when the machine is first turned on
• Bar (rated) pressure: This is the operating water pressure of the machine.
• Motor size (kW): Motor size indicates power providing the machine runs efficiently.
• Flow Rate (l/h): Higher flow rates enable you to clean large areas or objects faster

Did You Know:
Pressure Washers use up to 80% less water than garden hosepipes.
Pressure Washers are not subject to hosepipe bans if used for safety reasons, or if a suction hose is used to pull water from a harvested source. i.e. not the water mains. They are also not subject to a ban if used for commercial reasons, for example, to maintain cleanliness, hygiene, or company image.

Important things to remember when using your pressure washer:
• Always use an RCD when using electrical products in connection with water.
• Never use a non-return valve at the pressure washer connection to a hose pipe.
• Never drive over or lay items on high-pressure hoses to avoid damage.
• Your water supply hose should be a min of several meters long and unwound from its reel.
• If you are using an extension lead, check that it is rated at a min of 13 amps and fully unwound from its reel.