MicroBurst-2P All Purpose 18V/5.2Ah Battery Backpack Sprayer (2.5-Gallon)
6 reviews
SKU: XCSAGA-2PN/A
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INVENTORY CLEARANCE SALE! The MicroBurst-2P™ packs the benefits of the Typhoon-series into a smaller, 2.5 gallon tank with added premium features.
- Same 18V/5.2Ah battery and high performance pump (75 or 110 psi) as the Typhoon series
- Unique recirculating diaphragm pump that allows you to retrofit any aftermarket nozzle (including flow restrictive tips) without fear of rapid cycling the pump
- Stainless steel gun components, wands, and nozzles to prevent corrosion
- Perfect for structural pest control, T&O, and landscaping; plus the recirculating pump allows for flow restrictive applications like indoor flea treatments (carpets and floors), residential mosquito control, and sanitization!
| Tank Capacity | 2.5-Gallon |
| Battery | 18V/5.2Ah Lithium-ion |
| Pressure | 75 or 110 psi |
| Pump | Heavy-duty diaphragm |
| Spray Distance | 8-feet with included nozzles (up to 30-feet) |
| Spray Time | Up to 3 hours |
| Seals | Viton™ |
| Hose | 300 psi threaded nylon PVC |
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Craig L. MicroBurst-2P All Purpose 18V/5.2Ah Battery Backpack Sprayer (2.5-Gallon)
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Roberto H. The most versatile multi purpose backpack out in the market
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Brent T. Same power and flow rate as the Typhoon. A huge difference is the fact that this pump recirculates. Why is that a big deal? The pump wont burn out or age prematurely due to back pressure that can occur with certain tips or wands. A b&g four way tip will cause too much back pressure on a Typhoon. This unit was originally used as a disinfection device. Where it would produce very small droplets, almost ULV level. One of those tips comes with this unit. You can use this indoors for larger flea jobs etc. If a B&G is ok to use? With the right tip, so can this. Yet, you can also put an adjustable four way like they use for pressure washing. A #8 brass cone tip can also be used. That is the one I use the most. I also have one set up with a ten foot extension rod. Mine is from off of amazon, used for pressure washers. This is a must have one every route truck.
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Scott C. This has replaced my B&G for commercial treatments. I like the spray pattern of the 80 micron tip, and the tiny droplets dry much faster. A 40 degree flat fan tip makes this perfect for treating under equipment in restaurants, and between the two I can get great coverage and use very little volume.
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Jason S. I got the chance to test out the new X-Stream Clean backpack sprayer. By the makers of FlowZone who is owned by Wessol. To say I was impressed is an under statement. Let me know if you have any questions or concerns. I'll be doing more testing on this backpack and will be reporting back on more pros and cons.
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Craig L. MicroBurst-2P All Purpose 18V/5.2Ah Battery Backpack Sprayer (2.5-Gallon)
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Roberto H. The most versatile multi purpose backpack out in the market
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Brent T. Same power and flow rate as the Typhoon. A huge difference is the fact that this pump recirculates. Why is that a big deal? The pump wont burn out or age prematurely due to back pressure that can occur with certain tips or wands. A b&g four way tip will cause too much back pressure on a Typhoon. This unit was originally used as a disinfection device. Where it would produce very small droplets, almost ULV level. One of those tips comes with this unit. You can use this indoors for larger flea jobs etc. If a B&G is ok to use? With the right tip, so can this. Yet, you can also put an adjustable four way like they use for pressure washing. A #8 brass cone tip can also be used. That is the one I use the most. I also have one set up with a ten foot extension rod. Mine is from off of amazon, used for pressure washers. This is a must have one every route truck.
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Scott C. This has replaced my B&G for commercial treatments. I like the spray pattern of the 80 micron tip, and the tiny droplets dry much faster. A 40 degree flat fan tip makes this perfect for treating under equipment in restaurants, and between the two I can get great coverage and use very little volume.
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Jason S. I got the chance to test out the new X-Stream Clean backpack sprayer. By the makers of FlowZone who is owned by Wessol. To say I was impressed is an under statement. Let me know if you have any questions or concerns. I'll be doing more testing on this backpack and will be reporting back on more pros and cons.
