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Chilliwack BC | Ours in mounted on a wall in the dairy and copper pipe takes the water into the parlour. We have a flow switch mounted on it. When you open the nozzle, the flow of water turns on the pump. This has so far worked flawlessly. Even if the nozzle were to drip, there isn't enough flow for the pump to turn on. We have no pressure switch or bladder tank in the system.
We have a hot water line input into it as well with ball valves so I can fill footbaths with warm water by opening that. Its much faster than a regular hose. | |
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Parlor pressure washers
