SKU: TS2200
The Triple Crown Phaser WaterFed® Cart is the only multi-stage filtration system that weighs less than the average bag of window cleaner supplies. At only 28lbs, the system can be transported and used almost anywhere. This unit is ideal for those without access to power. The Phaser cart has no need for a power outlet, it runs on the pressure coming out of the tap.
This RO DI WaterFed® System produces 1.053 gallons of purified water per minute. This is a standard amount for a multi-stage filtration system that does not use a pump. The cost of a gallon of purified water is $0.016. The cost is kept low because of the multi-filtration system. When filters can rely on other filters to assist in the purification of water, the result is longer lasting filters.
This WFP System is an optimal solution for window cleaning professionals entering into pure water window cleaning. It has the low-cost upkeep of a multi-stage filtration system but also has a low initial cost. While this system is ideal for one person, and for frequent use cleaning 1-3 stories without needing a pump, adding a pump will allow you to work higher and faster. Triple Crown systems are top quality and sold manufacturer direct, saving you money! abc stocks and supports all parts.
Here's an honest 1 year of use review: No pump, used with a Tucker 40 foot hybrid pole. Pro's - 1 - Price. It's very affordable to get into. If you end up liking waterfed or expand your hoses fittings and poles are still usable for future carts/systems. 2 - Portability. Easily fits in the back of a van or a truck bed. If you want to make it ultra portable, you can use metal band clamps and attach it to a furniture dolly. I did that and can now roll it around properties easier. 3 - Ease of use. From a complete newbie standpoint it is hard to mess up. Con's - 1 - Stock flow rate. Without a pump your rinse can take quite a while for higher stories. 2 - Durability. It feels fairly fragile. With the $800 price point I think it's a fair trade but you certainly need to be aware of it. Conclusion: I wish I bought it sooner. Anything I can't reach with my 20 foot ultra-light extension ladder gets poled. If you bid by the pane you will look forward to homes inundated with french panes. I live and serve a mountain ski down with a lot of cliff or heavily sloped yards and the ease of pole verse ladders is a time saver, leading to much higher profits. The phaser IS usable higher than 3 stories but without a pump it's slow going. I have set up wood and plywood on the top of my trucks ladder rack as make-shift scaffolding and had my 40 foot pole fully extended for an observation room on the top of a home. While the scrub and rinse took a while, it was still quicker than a 40 foot+ ladder or doing rope work and was easily completed solo. My technique was pretty bad to start and was having to re-do a lot of windows but as I've watched tutorial videos and had more on hand experience with it they come out great. I wish I could add a photo to this review, one of my favorite homes I do completely with the Phaser is a 1,000+ paned monster. Would have taken 2+ days trad, with the pole it was a 6 hour job. Easy 5 stars from me.
Used my new Phazer for the first time today. Was impresses with the good volume of output on a 3 story building without a booster pump. With a pump, I'm sure you could run two poles with a little tweaking of the volume between them. Compared to my cart units it's light weight, compact, and would fit in a small hatchback in a pinch if needed. Waiting to see how long the Di filter lasts, but already considering purchasing another one.