Decided to swap the lever for a battery? Excellent choice. But between tanks, pressures, and batteries, which battery-powered sprayer is right for you? We present the three essential criteria!
1. Tank Capacity
The rule is simple: the tank goes on your back. For balconies, greenhouses, and small gardens, smaller capacities are sufficient and weigh little. For olive groves, vineyards, and larger areas, larger capacity backpacks save you trips to refill, provided the weight is comfortable.
2. Working Pressure
More pressure means greater reach and finer droplets. Look for a model with adjustable pressure: low for herbicides located close to the ground (less drift), high for fungicides and to reach higher branches.
3. Battery Life
Compare battery life in reservoirs applied per charge, not just in hours. A good battery-powered sprayer empties many tanks in a single charge, more than a normal day of treatments.
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Extras Worth Having
- Interchangeable nozzles - fan, cone and jet for each type of application;
- Telescopic lance - reaches treetops without a ladder;
- Handles Padded and lumbar support - comfort is a technical criterion;
- Accessible filters - easy cleaning prolongs the life of the pump.
Care that Doubles the Durability of the Equipment
Rinse the tank and lance after each use, never leave the spray solution overnight, and store the charged battery in a dry place!
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it suitable for herbicide and fungicide?
Yes, the ideal is to have two tanks or wash very well between different products.
Sprayer or atomizer for my olive trees?
For targeted applications, the sprayer is sufficient. On the other hand, to cover entire canopies, see our atomizer guide.
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Talk to Bernardinos
We have sprayers of various capacities and pressures, with parts and our own service. Tell us the task and we will indicate the exact model for you!
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