MOBILE DOUBLE-CHAMBER DOUBLE TAP SINK WITH WATER HEATER UM22BP black

An independent two-chamber two taps sink for mobile catering outlets,

catering trailers, houses at fairs, tents at fairs.

It does not need connection to the sewage system and water supply.

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€398.86

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Product description

Independent double-bowl mobile sink. It does not need connection to sewage and water supply. For catering outlets, vaccination centers, pharmacies, food trailers, fair houses, studios, workshops, beauty and massage salons.

Containers for clean and dirty water included. Flow heater up to 50°C (heats water by 30°C from its initial temperature).

Due to the use of an instantaneous (flow-through) heater, this model must not be used or stored at temperatures below 0°C.

For orders to the United Kingdom, UK plug adapter is included.

Principle of operation of the device:

We connect the device to the power supply. We fill the container with clean water, insert into the device and put the pump in it. We turn off the tap to the desired water temperature. After 2-3s we draw water of the set temperature. The used water flows into the dirty water container. After emptying the clean water container, we fill it again. At the same time we empty the dirty water container.

Tap pump switch or foot switch.

The foot switch allows you to turn on the pump without using your hands. Useful, for example, in massage parlors or workshops in case of heavily soiled hands.

Wheels and foot switch available separately! >LINK<

Difference between a tank heater and a flow heater model

The tank heater model only allows hot water to be drawn. The option with a flow heater unlike the model with a tank heater, allows hot and cold water to be drawn. The flow heater only operates when water is drawn. The tank heater operates continuously on the thermostat principle. The option with a tank heater allows the unit to be powered from 12V via an inverter from the battery. The flow heater requires 230V.

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