Combination Unit Car Wash and Auto Detailing Ultra Series Vacuum & Tire Shine Features: JE Adams Tire Shine unit is designed to be used after the vehicle has been cleaned. It is used in place of Armor All to give tires a glossy finished look by covering the tire with a light mist. An on/off switch on the gun controls overflow and you won't have to worry about towels, rags, or messy pads left behind as no wiping is required. With an average vend time of $1.00 for 1 minute this is sure to be a profit center for you. Large digital display timer is highly visible and easy to read, scrolls messages, calculates time between functions and recalculates time when switched during any function, and has a coin counter built in 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 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 tire shine formula compartment) Mars Series 2000 bill acceptor takes $1.00, $2.00, and $5.00 bills (Replacement Item #8130-6) Imonex electronic coin acceptor takes U.S. $1.00 coins, U.S. quarters, 1.073 and 0.984 tokens (Replacement Item #8149-92) 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 (Replacement Item #8076) Hose: 2” x 15’, swivel cuff and nozzle included (15’, 25’, and 50’ available in 1 1/2” or 2”) Optional coin mechs, motors, colored hoses, extra security, and clean-out container are available Comes with 1 gallon of tire shine formula Dispenses 3/4 oz. of tire shine formula in 30 seconds which is equal to 1.5 oz of liquid formula per minute. 1 gallon of liquid formula = 128 oz and the dispensing rate is 1.5 oz per minute. One gallon of liquid formula yields 85 minutes of vend time or 170 thirty-second vend cycles. Print Manual Print Brochure
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.
