Combination Unit Car Wash and Auto Detailing Features: Large digital display timer is highly visible and easy to read, scrolls messages, calculates time between functions, recalculates remaining time when switched during any function, and has a built-in coin counter 3 Motors with 2" hose = 210 CFM / 415.4 Air Watts 3 Motors with 1 1/2" hose = 165.9 CFM / 662.3 Air Watts Visual and audible last coin alarm Mars Series 2000 bill acceptor takes $1.00, $2.00, and $5.00 bills (Item #8130-6) Imonex electronic coin acceptor takes U.S. $1.00 coins, U.S. quarters, 1.073 and 0.984 tokens (Item #8149-92) Comes with 7 Medeco locks (3 for the control door, 1 for an internal bill acceptor locking box, 1 for an internal coin acceptor locking box, and 2 for the fragrance compartment) 5 lighted push buttons for the following functions: 2 motor vacuum, 3 motor turbo vacuum, and fragrance dispensing Hose: 2” x 15’, swivel cuff and nozzle included (15’, 25’, and 50’ available in 1 1/2” or 2”) Lighted dome available in red, blue, yellow, dark green, light green, purple, and white Double service doors offer easy access to clean out compartment and 4 filter bag system (Item #8076) Dispenses 3/4 oz. of fragrance in 30 seconds Comes with 3 gallons of fragrances Digital display can be easily programmed with remote control (Item #8000-30) Optional coin mechs, motors, colored hoses, extra security, and clean-out container are available Print Manual Print Brochure Print Fragrance Data Sheet
This unit comes standard with the following features (unless noted) and identifies replacement products:
VAULT READY DESCRIPTION: There are two primary ways to store coins in a self-serve environment; either inside the equipment in a coin box or in a vault that is installed beneath the meter to collect coins. Vaults can hold anywhere from $700 in quarters for the 10-inch model up to $1600 for the 18-inch (10”, 14”, and 18” vaults available for sale). Since most vaults are cemented or bricked in on all sides they are very difficult for thieves to break into.
