Ukoke UGS02 Cordless Electric Power Garden Sprayer, 1 Gallon Tank Port, Multicolor

About ukoke head quartered in California, USA, Ukoke technology supplies quality convenient products to our customers, which help families to finish their daily tasks in more efficient ways. Simple, Customer Focused, & technological are the three key concepts of Ukoke. ukoke?s purpose is to serve its customers, adapt the convenience of the Internet to solve problems for its customers in order to make their lives easier & simpler. ukoke UGS02 cordless electric power garden sprayer running time: 420-250mins press: 45psi(=310kpa=3. 1 bar) flow: 7. 93 gph capacity: 1 gallon> 2. 0 Ah 20V battery. Weight: 5 lbs. box contents include: 1 Ukoke UGS02 cordless electric power garden sprayer> 1 20V 2. 0A lithium-ion battery> 1 charger station, support both 120V & 240V.

pump-free spraying-the battery-powered sprayer keeps fluid continuously cycling through the tank to allow pump-free spraying. spray distance: spray up to 15 feet with a consistent pressure of 45 psi & 0. 132 gpm (500ml per min). | portable handheld design-especially designed for home garden usage, with portable handheld and cordless battery-operated design, you can setup and ready for work within a minute. | comfortable to use-adjustable spray nozzle: the nozzle adjusts the flow of liquid from a stream to a fan spray; trigger with lock-on: the trigger can be locked-in for continuous spraying. | sep le water tank-you can fill the tank in a sink with a limited space. extra-long wand- 10-inch stainless spray wand with curved tip for on-target spraying. | certifications-confidence with multiple certifications (ul, elt, ce, gs, emc, csa). these stringent certifications the tool is safe and durable to use. we also offer 1 year new replacement. ukoke s a 1 year new replacement for any quality issues. | ukoke 20-volt max lithium-ion battery system-maximum sprays for 7 hours (420 minutes) on a single battery charge. easily swap with other ukoke cordless lawn and power tools. | "Sprayer priming may be necessary"