Jacto's PJB battery operated backpack sprayer is available in both 2 and 4 gallon capacities. With a long-lasting removable battery, soft padded shoulder straps and five constant pressure settings, the PJB is the most desirable sprayer in its category.
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Turn on – after installing the battery and putting the chemical in the tank, press the green button once. Open the trigger valve to begin spraying. |
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Turn off – shut off the trigger valve and press the red button for three seconds. Direct the spray lance to a safe position and open the trigger valve to release pressure before storing the sprayer. |
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Auto shut-down – when the sprayer remains inactive for more than 10 minutes it will shut off automatically. |
Specifications:
- External lever to turn agitation on/off;
- Internal hydraulic agitator;
- Recommended with wettable powder or chemicals that easily settle out of solution.
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<p><strong>Use:</strong></p>
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- Turn on the hydraulic agitator before you start spraying; <br>
- Turn off the hydraulic agitator before starting spraying to ensure higher pressure at the end of the nozzle; <br>
*This ensures higher pressure at the end of the nozzle.
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Agitator On
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Agitator Off
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Specifications:
- Type: Lithium Ion, rechargeable; - Rated voltage: 14.4 V d.c.;
- Capacity: 60 Wh (4200 mAh);
- Autonomy: 30 psi = 8 hours
60 psi = 4 hours - Recharge time: 4 hours
- Jacto’s battery Charger:110V/220V
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<p><strong>Use:</strong></p>
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- To Install: Identify the correct battery position and press it (gently) until a “click” is heard. <br>
- Remove: press both locking buttons and pull the battery out of the battery housing.
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Battery Housing
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Charger
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Specifications:
The Walking Pace function is a useful timer with audible beep to keep a uniform walking speed while spraying.
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<p><strong>Use:</strong></p>
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Press the red button to calibrate: <br>
One time: 0.62 mph speed; <br>
Two times: 1.24 mph speed; <br>
Three times: 1.86 mph speed; <br>
Four times: 2.49 mph speed; <br>
Five times: turns off the step counter <br>
<strong>Pace Indicator with 4 settings</strong>
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Specifications:
5 pressure levels, where the leftmost light indicates the lowest pressure and rightmost light indicates the highest pressure.
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<p><strong>Use:</strong></p>
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- Press the green button to start the sprayer with low pressure; <br>
- Press it again to select the desired pressure level (1 to 5); <br>
- Pressure Lock: press and hold the green button for 10 seconds. The pressure level indicator will blink; <br>
- Pressure Unlock: press the green button three times and the red button once (less than 3 seconds). The pressure level indicator will stop blinking.
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Specifications:
Battery level indicator with three lights.
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<p><strong>Use:</strong></p>
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Battery level indicator: <br>
<img src="../img/batteryi.png" class="img-responsive">
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*Five short beeps repeated every 30 seconds and all battery level indicator lights are off = Low battery (only a few minutes left to spray), recharge as soon as possible or change the battery.
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<img src="../img/batteryl.png" class="img-responsive">
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Specifications:
- Press the green button once to start the eletronic interface;
- Press the green and the red button together and hold them for 10 seconds- The corresponding light of the level indicator will flash.
Hours of work according to the work indicator on the panel (flashing).
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