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Hotsy BDE Series

A 20 HP electric cold water washer in a four-wheel roll cage: 5.0 GPM at 5,000 PSI on 230V or 460V three phase, with a NEMA 4 electrical box.

Maker
Hotsy
PSI
5,000
GPM
5.0
Power
230V or 460V 3-phase electric, 20 HP (48 A or 26 A)
Setup
portable
Warranty
Pump 7 years limited (per the 2016 brochure)
Quoted on the call

What it's for

  • Plants with three-phase power that need 5,000 PSI without engine exhaust
  • Heavy cleaning indoors, where engine exhaust is a problem

What it's not for

  • Any site without three-phase power
  • Soft surfaces that 5,000 PSI would damage

Before it's installed

  • Power: 230V three phase at 48 A or 460V three phase at 26 A; 12-ft cord
  • Size: 46 x 30 x 36 inches (large cage), 480 lb shipping

Models

From the manufacturer's 2016 brochure. Current models can differ; the shop confirms on the call.

ModelGPMPSIPowerFuel
BDE-505009B5.05,00020 HP, 230V 3PH (48 A)None (electric, cold water)
BDE-505009C5.05,00020 HP, 460V 3PH (26 A)None (electric, cold water)

Manufacturer brochure (PDF)

Where these numbers come from: Hotsy BD / BDE Series brochure, effective 3/16 (2016).

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