2200W High Pressure Washer for Home and Car Cleaning with 120BAR Rated Pressure

2200W is actually more than most residential units push, and the 120BAR rated pressure with a 180BAR max peak means it handles caked-on mud on a truck chassis without bogging down — we've had ours running for about 15 minutes straight on a grimy driveway and it didn't trip the breaker.

The 7L/min flow rate is a sweet spot; it's enough to rinse off soap residue quickly but doesn't waste water like some 10L+ units we've seen, and the fan-shaped adjustable nozzle lets you switch from wide spray for patio cleaning to a tighter jet for stripping paint flakes (though it's not suited for heavy-duty industrial rust removal).

It's basically a movable unit with an electric motor drive, so you wheel it over to a standard 110-230V outlet — 50-60Hz compatible — and the 21kg weight means it's heavy enough to stay planted when you're pulling the trigger, but light enough to load into a car trunk without a hernia.

Most home users and detailers go with the 120BAR setting for car washing, and we typically keep the soap bottle attachment handy for a pre-soak; the 5M hose is a bit short for large yards, so you'll need an extension if you're cleaning a two-story house or a long driveway.

Lead time is usually 20 days or so form order, and our company have CE and CB certs on file — the 1-year motor and pump issues, but confirm stock if you need OEM/ODM customiaztion because that can push dilevery out by 2-4 weeks (depending on the print run).

Anyway, dimensions are 25.5×28×81.5cm, which fits on a standerd pallet, and the online technical support has been responsive when we've had nozzle clog questions — they send a replacement cleaning pin pretty quickly, so it's a low-hassle buy for the price point.