If you are interested in purchasing mobile pressure washers for indoor applications, you need to know about the different types of machines available on the market. Mobile pressure washers that work well outdoors will not always be ideal for indoor use and vice versa. Therefore, you have to choose the machine that best suits your needs.
Power Source
Many buyers purchase propane or gasoline machines believing them to be more powerful than the electric ones. The strength of cleaning depends on many factors other than power source. It depends on the pressure levels, the flow rate, and the temperature of the output. Daimer®’s mobile pressure washers, for example, have pressure levels varying from 1000 to 5000 psi, and temperatures from room temperature (cold water) to 210°F for hot water and 330°F for steam. As with pressure levels, the higher the temperature level, the more powerful the machine is. Therefore, steam pressure cleaners provide the highest cleaning power available.
An additional downside to gasoline-run engines is their generation of fumes, which cannot escape into the atmosphere when the machine is used indoors. This leads to a buildup of toxic, dangerously combustible fumes. Apart from fumes, these engines also emit more noise, which might be tolerable outdoors, but tend to echo and get amplified indoors. Electric powered pressure cleaning machines, on the other hand, produce no exhaust and operate at lower noise levels.
Gasoline-powered systems do provide benefits, however. They afford users additional mobility, particularly in outdoor application where an electrical supply is not readily available. Additionally, despite the fumes emitted, these machines can be used indoors if the system itself remains outside and the user utilizes long hoses. Daimer® offers specialized Long Hose Technology to enable such functionality.
Power Source
Many buyers purchase propane or gasoline machines believing them to be more powerful than the electric ones. The strength of cleaning depends on many factors other than power source. It depends on the pressure levels, the flow rate, and the temperature of the output. Daimer®’s mobile pressure washers, for example, have pressure levels varying from 1000 to 5000 psi, and temperatures from room temperature (cold water) to 210°F for hot water and 330°F for steam. As with pressure levels, the higher the temperature level, the more powerful the machine is. Therefore, steam pressure cleaners provide the highest cleaning power available.
An additional downside to gasoline-run engines is their generation of fumes, which cannot escape into the atmosphere when the machine is used indoors. This leads to a buildup of toxic, dangerously combustible fumes. Apart from fumes, these engines also emit more noise, which might be tolerable outdoors, but tend to echo and get amplified indoors. Electric powered pressure cleaning machines, on the other hand, produce no exhaust and operate at lower noise levels.
Gasoline-powered systems do provide benefits, however. They afford users additional mobility, particularly in outdoor application where an electrical supply is not readily available. Additionally, despite the fumes emitted, these machines can be used indoors if the system itself remains outside and the user utilizes long hoses. Daimer® offers specialized Long Hose Technology to enable such functionality.
