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Poseidon 2

User Guide

Contents

1 Introduction

.................................................................................................. 4

1.1 Symbols used to mark instruction .......................................................................4

Safety precautions and working techniques ................................................4

3 Description

................................................................................................. 10

3.1 Application ........................................................................................................10

3.2 Operation elements and model survey .............................................................10

Before you start using your pressure washer ........................................ 11

4.1 Mounting of holders for spray lance ..................................................................11

4.2 Mounting of hose hook (only models without hose reel) ...................................11

4.3 Mounting of quick coupling ..............................................................................11

4.4 Mounting of high pressure hose .......................................................................12

Operating your pressure washer ............................................................. 12

5.1 Connection of high pressure hose ...................................................................12

5.2 Mounting of spray lance ....................................................................................12

5.3 Water connection ..............................................................................................13

5.4 Telescopic handle .............................................................................................13

5.5 Start and stop of the machine (when connected to a water supply) .................13

5.6 Start the machine (when connected to open containers (suction mode)) ........14

5.7 Pressure regulation on the Flexopower Plus- spray lance ................................14

5.8 Operation with detergents .................................................................................14

5.9 Regulation of pressure / water volume .............................................................15

Fields of application and working methods ............................................ 15

6.1 General .............................................................................................................15

After using your pressure washer ........................................................... 16

7.1 Storing the washer ............................................................................................16

7.2 Winding up of electric cable and high pressure hose ......................................16

7.3 Storage of accessories .....................................................................................16

8 Maintenance

............................................................................................... 17

8.1 Cleaning of water inlet fi lter ..............................................................................17

8.2 Cleaning of nozzle ............................................................................................17

8.3 Cleaning of machine vents ..............................................................................17

8.4 Greasing of couplings ......................................................................................17

9 Trouble-shooting

....................................................................................... 18

10 Further

information

................................................................................... 19

10.2 Warranty conditions .......................................................................................19

11 Main

Technical

Data

................................................................................... 19

12 EU Declaration of Conformity ................................................................... 20

1 Introduction

1.1 Symbols used to mark instruction

All pictograms attached to the high pressure washer and its components are shown and ex-
plained in this manual.

Safety instructions marked with this symbol must be observed to prevent personal injury or
serious damage to property.

Caution where there is a risk of damaging the machine or its individual components.

This symbol indicates tips and instructions to simplify work and to ensure a safe operation of

the high pressure washer.

2 Safety precautions and working techniques

Before starting up your machine for the fi rst time, this instruction manual must be read through
carefully. Save the instructions for later use.

WARNING!

• Inhalation of aerosols can be hazardous to health.

Where applicable use a device in order to avoid or re-
duce aerosols production, e.g., a shield covering the
nozzle. For protection against aerosols use a respira-
tory mask of class FFP 2 or higher.

• The high water pressure generated by the machine

and the power connection are particular sources of
danger.

• Machines shall not be used by children or untrained

personnel. Children should be supervised to ensure
that they do not play with the machine.

• Do not use the machine within range of persons un-

less they wear protective clothing.

• Before starting up your machine please check it care-

fully for any defects. If you fi nd any, do not start up
your machine, contact your Gerni distributor. The in-
sulation of the electric cable should be faultless and
without any cracks. If the electric cable is damaged,
an authorized Gerni di stributor should replace it.

• Always unplug the power plug before cleaning or

maintenance and when replacing parts or converting



the machine to another function.

• Observe the national safety regulations issued, for

example, by the employers liability insurance associa-
tion, social security institutions, occupational safety
and health authorities or other organizations.

Accessories and spare parts

• To ensure the machine safety only use original spare

parts from Gerni or approved by Gerni.

• High pressure hoses, fi ttings and couplings are impor-

tant for the safety of the machine. Only use hoses, fi t-
tings and couplings recommended by Gerni.

Physical, sensory or mental conditions

• This machine is not intended for use by persons

(including children) with reduced physical, senso-
ry or mental capabilities or lack of experience and
knowledge. If the machine is used by people with re-
duced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack
of experience and knowledge they shall have been
given supervision or instruction concerning use of the
machine in a safe way and understand the hazards in-
volved.

Applications

This machine has been developed for domestic use
such as:

• Car, motorbike, boat, caravan, trailer, patio/drive/fl ag-

stones, woodwork, brickwork, barbecue, garden furni-
ture, lawn mower.

Any other use is considered as improper use. Gerni ac-
cepts no liability for any damage resulting from such
use. The risk for such use is borne solely by the user.
Proper use also includes proper operation, servicing
and repairs as specifi ed in this instruction.

Clothing and equipment

Always take action to protect yourself when operating
the machine.



• Wear shoes with non-slip soles.
• Wear goggles, ear protection and protective clothes

during operation.

Transporting the high pressure washer

• When transporting the machine in or on a vehicle, it

must be secured, e.g. with straps, so that it cannot slip
or tip over.

• Gerni recommends that the machine is positioned

horizontally on the backside, when transported in or
on a vehicle.

Detergents

• This machine has been designed for use with clean-

ing agents supplied or recommended by Gerni. The
use of other cleaning agents or chemicals may ad-
versely affect the function of the machine.



Before starting the work
Inspecting the machine

• Do not use the machine if a supply cord or important

parts of the machine are damaged, e.g., safety de-
vice, high pressure hose, and spray handle and spray
attachments.

• The trigger of the spray handle must move easily and

automatically return to its starting position when re-
leased.

• Always keep high pressure hose and spray attach-

ment in good condition (clean, moving easily) and cor-
rectly assembled.

Electrical

connection

WARNING!

Minimize the risk for electrical shock:

• Voltage and frequency of the machine (see rating

plate) must match the voltage of and frequency of the
mains supply.

• Only connect the machine to electrical installation



made by a certifi ed electrician and com ply with IEC
60364-1.

• It is recommended that the electrical supply to the

machine should include a residual current device that
will interrupt the supply if the leakage current to earth
exceeds 30 mA for 30 ms.

• Due to the high power consumption of the machine an

appropriate mains fuse is required.

• Inadequate extension cables can be dangerous. If an

extension cable is used, it shall be suitable for outdoor
use, and the connection has to be kept dry and off the
ground.

• Gerni recommends use of an extension cable drum

when cable extension is needed which keeps the
socket at least 60 mm above the ground.

• If the electric cable is damaged, it must be replaced

by an authorized Gerni distributor or similar qualifi ed
person in order to avoid a hazard.

• Connecting the high pressure washer to a supply

system, the max allowed impedance is = 0,4023



(Zmax). Consult with the supply authority that the
equipment is connected only to a supply of that im-
pedance or less.

Water

connection

• This high pressure washer is only allowed to be con-

nected with the drinking water mains, when an appro-
priate backfl ow preventer has been installed, Type BA
according to EN 60335-2-79.

• The backfl ow preventer can be ordered under number

106411177.

• As soon as drinking water has fl own through the back-

fl ow preventer, it is no longer regarded as drinking
water.

• Operation by suction (e.g. a rainwater vessel) is car-

ried out without a backfl ow preventer – see “

Connec-

ting to a pressureless water supply

”. The machine

can be connected to water mains with a max. inlet-
pressure of 1 MPa/10 bars and max. 60°C.

Safety

devices

Locking device on spray handle:

• The spray handle features a locking device. When the

pawl is activated, the spray handle cannot be ope-
rated.

Thermal sensor:

• A thermal sensor protects the motor against overload-

ing. The machine will restart after a few minutes when
the thermal sensor has cooled.

Pressure safety device:

• An integrated hydraulic safety valve protects the

system from excessive pressure.

During

work

WARNING!

• It is not allowed to clean asbestos-containing surfaces

with high pressure.

• Risk of explosion – Do not spray fl ammable liquids.
• Never draw in fl uids containing solvents (e.g., gaso-

line, heating oil, paint thinner or acetone) These sub-
stances damage the materials used in the machine.
Their spray is highly combustible, explosive and poi-
sonous.

• Never direct the water jet at yourself, other persons,

not even to clean clothing or footwear -

risk of injury.

• Never direct the water jet at pets or other animals.
• Never direct the water jet at live electrical equipment

or the machine itself -

danger of short-circuiting.

• Hold the spray lance fi rmly with both hands. The spray

lance is affected by a thrust of 20.1 N and a sudden
torque when activating the trigger of the spray handle
during operation.

• Never start up a frozen machine. Frost damages are

not covered by the guarantee!

• Always ensure fi rm and safe footing.

• The machine shall be operated in an upright position.
• If the machine is left or not used for 5 minutes, it must

be switched off on the start/stop switch "

" (1).

After

fi nishing the work

WARNING!

• Always switch off the machine and unplug the power

plug from the socket after work and when leaving the
machine unattended.

• Disconnect water inlet hose between machine and

water supply.

• Always empty pump, hose and accessories of water

after use of the machine and prior to storing.

Maintenance and repairs

WARNING!

• Always disconnect the electrical plug from the socket

prior to maintenance, cleaning and repair.

• Any repair should always be made in Gerni autho rized

workshop with original Gerni spare parts.

• Do not attempt any maintenance not described in the

instructions.

• If the machine refuses to start, stops, pulsates, pres-

sure fl uctuates, motor busses, fuse blows or no wa-
ter comes out, check the trouble shooting diagram
in these instructions. In case other problems occur,
please contact your local Gerni distributor.

Recycling the high pressure washer

Make the old machine unusable immediately.

• Unplug the machine.
• Cut the electric cable.

Do not discard electrical appliances with household
waste. As specifi ed in WEEE Directive 2012/19/EC on
old electrical and electronic appliances, used electrical
goods must be collected separately and recycled eco-
logically. Contact your local authorities or your nearest
dealer for further information.

3 Description

This high-pressure washer has
been developed for semiprofes-
sional routine cleaning:

- Professional craftsman jobs,

cleaning of vehicles, boat,
caravan and minor cleaning
jobs within building and con-
struction

Section 5 describes the use of
the high-pressure washer for
various cleaning jobs.

Only use the high-pressure
washer for purposes described
in this manual.

The safety precautions must be
observed to prevent damage
to the machine, the surface to
be cleaned or severe personal
injuries.

3.1 Application

3.2 Operation elements and

model survey

See illustration at the end of
this manual.

1 Start/stop switch
  2  Water inlet (with fi lter)
  3  High pressure connection
  4  High pressure hose
5 Electric cable
  6  Button for regulation of

pressure and water volume

7 Ergo 2000 spray handle

with lock (7a)

8 Flexopower Plus spray

lance

9 Detachable detergent con-

tainer

10 Nozzle cleaning tool
11 Dosing of detergents

12 Hose hook
13 Model tag
14  Button for telescopic handle
15  Telescopic handle
16  Turnable cable hook

Specifi cations:

See model tag

(13) of machine.

We reserve the right to alter the
specifi cations.

4 Before you start using your

pressure washer

4.1 Mounting of holders for

spray lance

Mount the holders for spray
lance on the machine.

4.2 Mounting of hose hook

(only models without
hose reel)

Mount the hose hook (12) on
the handle (2 screws).

Note:

the hose hook can be

mounted on the front as well as
on the back. Front position is to
be used if the product is used
together with a special wall
hook for wall storage.

4.3 Mounting of quick

coupling

1. Screw the quick coupling

tight on to the water inlet (2).

Note:

The inlet fi lter must al-

ways be fi tted in the water inlet
pipe to fi lter out major impuri-
ties as these will damage the
pump valves.

Caution:

Failure

to fi t the fi lter will

invalidate the

guarantee.



4.4 Mounting of high

pressure hose

Attach the high pressure hose
(4) to the spray handle (7).

5 Operating your pressure washer

5.1 Connection of high pres-

sure hose

Attach the high pressure hose
(4) to the high pressure connec-
tion of the machine (3).

Only max. 7 m additional exten-
sion hose can be added.

5.2 Mounting of spray lance

1. Pull the blue quick-release

grip (A) of the spray gun
backwards.

2. Insert the nipple of the spray

lance (B) into the quick-re-
lease connection and release
it.

3. Pull the spray lance (or other

accessory) forwards to check
that it is securely attached to
the spray gun.

NOTE!

Always remove any dirt from
the nipple before connecting
the spray lance to the spray
handle.

5.3 Water

connection

An ordinary 1/2" garden hose of

min. 10 m

and

max. 25 m

will

be suitable.

NOTE

: Connec-

tion to the public
mains according
to regulations.

IMPORTANT! Only use wa-
ter without any impurities.

there is a risk of silt, sand or
sediment in the inlet water (i.e.
from your own well), an addi-
tional fi lter should be mounted.

1. Let the water run through the

water hose before connecting
it to the machine to prevent
sand and dirt from penetrat-
ing the machine.

Note:

Check

that the fi lter is
fi tted in the water

inlet pipe and that it is clean
and free from debris.

2. Connect the water hose to

the water supply by means
of the quick connector (inlet
water, max. pressure: 10 bar,
max. temperature: 60°C).

3. Turn on the water.

5.4 Telescopic

handle

The machine features a tele-
scopic handle. To raise or lower
the handle, press the button
(14) and move the handle up-
wards or downwards. When a
click is heard, the handle is in
right position.

5.5 Start and stop of the ma-

chine (when connected
to a water supply)

The spray lance is affected
by a thrust during opera-
tion - therefore always hold it
fi rmly with both hands.

IMPOR-

TANT

Point the nozzle at the

ground.

1. Check that the machine is in

upright position.

NOTE:

Do not place the ma-

chine in tall grass!

2. Release the trigger lock.
3. Activate the trigger of the

spray handle and let the wa-
ter run until all air has es-
caped from the high pressure
hose.

4. Turn the start/stop switch (1)

to position "

5. Activate the trigger of the

spray handle.

Always adjust the distance and
thus the pressure of the nozzle
to the surface, which is to be
cleaned.

Do not cover the machine
during operation.

Note:

If the ma-

chine is left or
not used for 5

minutes, it must be switched off
on the start/stop switch "

" (1):

1. Turn the start/stop switch to

position "

2. Disconnect the electrical plug

from the socket.

hose in a tank or bucket. To
avoid water spillage, crimp
the water inlet hose down in
the water and then connect
the hose to the machine with
the quick coupling and fi nally
uncrimp the water inlet hose.

2. Dismount spray handle,

lance and nozzle.

3. Turn the start/stop switch to

position "

" and let the water

run, until the air has escaped
from the water hose and the
pump.

4. Mount spray handle and

thereafter lance.

5.6 Start the machine (when

connected to open con-
tainers (suction mode))

The washer can take in water
from a rain water tank as an
example. The hose for the water
supply must not be too long,
approx. 5 m.

Make sure that the water tank is
not placed on a lower level than
the machine.

Use an external fi lter if the wa-
ter contains impurities.

1. Make sure that the water

hose is fi lled completely with
water before connecting to
the machine. Place the entire

High pressure

Low pressure/

detergents

5.7 Pressure regulation on

the Flexopower Plus-
spray lance

The pressure can be regulated
on the Flexopower Plus spray
lance.

3. Shut off the water supply and

activate the trigger to relieve
the machine of pressure.

4. Lock the spray handle.

When releasing the trigger of
the spray handle, the machine
automatically stops. The ma-
chine will start again when you
re-activate the spray handle.

5.8 Operation

with

detergents

Application of detergents is

NOT

possible if an extension

hose is applied.
1. Fill the container with a de-

tergent.

2. Mount the Flexopower Plus

spray lance and adjust it to

low pressure (see section
5.7).

3. Adjust the dosing regulator

(11) to the re quired vol ume
of detergent (0-5%).

4. Apply the detergent from

below and up wards.

5. Let the detergent act for the

time stated on the packing of
the detergent and fl ush with
pure water.

External detergent container

1. Remove the cover with suc-

tion hose from the detergent
container.

2. Mount the cover with suction

hose on the external deter-
gent container.

6 Fields of application and working

methods

6.1 General

Effi cient high pressure cleaning is achieved by following a few
guidelines, combined with your own personal experience of specifi c
cleaning tasks. Accessories and detergents, when correctly cho-
sen, can increase the effi ciency of your pressure washer. Here is
some basic information about cleaning.

6.1.1 Detergent and foam

Foam or detergent should be applied onto dry surfaces so that the
chemical product is in direct contact with the dirt. Detergents are
applied from bottom to top, for example on a car bodywork, in order
to avoid "super clean" areas, where the detergent collects in higher
concentration and streams downwards. Let the detergent work for
several minutes before rinsing but never let it dry on the surface be-
ing cleaned.

Note:

It is important that the detergents do not dry up.

Otherwise the surfac that has to be cleaned can be da maged.

6.1.2 Mechanical effect

In order to break down tough layers of dirt, additional mechanical
effect may be required. Special wash brushes offer this supplemen-
tary effect that removes stubborn dirt, traffi c fi lm or the like.

5.9 Regulation of pressure /

water volume

Working pressure and water
volume can be regulated on the
machine by turning the button
for regulation of pressure / wa-
ter volume (6).

The cover has a standard thread
and fi ts common detergent con-
tainers. If your container does
not have a standard thread,
detach the fi lter from the suc-
tion hose and remove the cover.

Remount the fi lter in the suction
hose.

Extra detergent hose can be
pulled out of the machine.

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7 After using your pressure washer

7.2 Winding up of electric

cable and high pressure
hose

up carefully.

1. Wind up the electric cable on

the dedicated hooks. Built-in
clip for good holding.

The lower hook can be

turned to release the electric
cable.

2. Place the high pressure hose

on the hose hook.

7.1 Storing the washer

The machine should be sto-
red in a frost-free room!

Pump, hose and accessories
should always be emptied of
water prior to storing as follows:

1. Stop the machine (turn the

start/stop switch (1) to posi-
tion “

” and detach water

hose and accessory.

2. Restart the machine and

activate the trigger. Let the
machine run until no more
water runs through the spray
handle.

3. Stop the machine and un-

plug. Wind the electric cable
round the hooks placed on

the side of the machine.

4. Separate spray handle and

spray lance.

5. Detach high pres sure hose,

coil it up and place it on the
hose storage.

6. Place spray handle, nozzles

and other ac ces so ries in the
holders of the machine.

Should the machine by mistake
be frozen, let it thaw and check
it for damage.

NEVER START-UP A FROZEN
MACHINE

Frost damages are not
covered by the guarantee!

7.3 Storage of accessories

The standard accessories
(spray handle, spray lance
(A) and nozzle cleaning tool)
can be stored on the pressure
washer.

To avoid accidents, the electric
cable and the high pressure
hose should always be wound

WARNING!

Always disconnect

the electrical plug from the
socket prior to maintenance or
cleaning.
To ensure a long and problem
free working life, please take
the following advice:



Wash off water hose, high

pressure hose, spray lance
and accessories before
mounting.



Clean the connectors of dust

and sand.



Clean the nozzles.

Any repair should always be
made in an authorized work-
shop with original spare parts.

8 Maintenance

8.1 Cleaning of water inlet

fi lter

Clean the water inlet fi lter regu-
larly once a month or more fre-
quently according to use. Care-
fully loosen the fi lter with a pair
of pliers and clean it. Check that
it is intact before re-mounting it.

The inlet fi lter must always be
fi tted inside the water inlet pipe
to fi lter out various impurities,
as they will damage the pump
valves.

CAUTION:

Failure to fi t the fi lter

will invalidate the guarantee.

8.2 Cleaning of nozzle

A clogging up in the nozzle
causes a pump pressure which
is too high. This is why cleaning
is required immediately.

1. Stop the machine and dis-

connect the nozzle.

2. Clean the nozzle.

IMPOR-

TANT:

The cleaning tool (10)

should only be used when
the nozzle is detached!

3. Flush the nozzle backwards

with water.

8.3 Cleaning of machine

vents

The machine should be kept
clean so as to let cooling air

8.4 Greasing of couplings

To ensure easy connection and
that o-rings do not dry up, the

pass freely through the ma-
chine vents.

couplings should be greased
regularly.

9 Trouble-shooting

Please ensure that you check the following before contacting the Gerni service organization:

Symptom Cause

Recommended

action

Machine refuses to start

Machine not plugged in

Plug in machine.

Defective socket

Try another socket.

Fuse has blown

Replace fuse. Switch off other machines.

Defective extension cable

Try without the extension cable.

Fluctuating pressure

Pump sucking air

Check that hoses and connections are air-

tight.

Valves dirty, worn out

Clean and replace or refer to local Gerni

stuck

distributor

Pump seals worn out

Clean and replace or refer to local Gerni

distributor.

Motor busses

Low voltage or

Activate the trigger of the spray handle.

low

temperature

Machine stops

Fuse has blown

Replace fuse. Switch off other machines.

Incorrect mains voltage

Check that the mains voltage corresponds

to specifi cation on the model tag.

Thermal sensor activated

Leave the washer for 5 minutes to cool

down.

Nozzle partially blocked

Clean the nozzle (see section 7.2)

Fuse blows

Fuse too small

Change to an installation higher than the

amp. consumption of the machine.

You may try without the extension cable.

Machine pulsating

Air in inlet hose/pump

Allow machine to run with open trigger until

regular working pressure resumes.

Inadequate supply of

Check that the water supply corresponds to

mains water

specifi cations required (see model tag)

NB! Avoid using long, thin hoses (min. 1/2")

Nozzle partially blocked

Clean the nozzle (see section 7.2)

Water fi lter blocked

Clean the fi lter (see section 7.1)

Hose kinked

Straighten out hose.

Machine often starts

Contact your nearest Gerni Service

and stops by itself

Centre.

Spray handle is leaking

Replace seat/ball/O-ring in the valve of the

spray

handle.

Machine starts, but

Pump/hoses or accessory

Wait for pump/hoses or accessory to thaw.

no water comes out

frozen

No water supply

Connect inlet water.

Water fi lter blocked

Clean the fi lter (see section 7.1)

Nozzle blocked

Clean the nozzle (see section 7.2)

Pump pressure drops

Button for regulation of

Adjust the button to correct working pres-

pressure / water volume not sure.

correctly

adjusted

In case problems other than the above occur, please phone 1300 733 171 or check our website

www.gerni.com.au

for your nearest service agent.

10 Further information

10.2 Warranty conditions

Our general conditions of busi-
ness are applicable with regard
to the guarantee.

Subject to change as a result of
technical advances.

11 Main Technical Data

Type

POSEIDON 2-22

Electrical Specification

Rated voltage

230-240

Rated frequency

Rated power consumption

2.3

Current

11.0

Protection class

Class I/
Class II

Class I

Protection degree

IP xx

IPX5

Hydraulic specification

Rated pressure

MPa/bar

12/120

Max. pressure

MPa/bar

13/130

Rated water flow

l/min/l/hr

7.8/470

Max. water flow

l/min/l/hr

8.7/520

Max. water inlet pressure

Mpa/bar

1/10

Max. water inlet temperature

°C

Max. water inlet temp. suction mode

°C

Weight

26.3

Hand-arm vibration according to ISO 5349-1:

Standard nozzle

m/s

< 2.5 ±1

Sound pressure level L

in accordance with

ISO 3744

dB(A)

76.1 ±2

Guaranteed sound power level L

accordance with 2000/14/EC

dB(A)

We reserve the right to make alterations.

12 EU Declaration of Conformity

We,

Nil

sk A/S

Kornmarksvej 1
DK-2605 Broendby
DENMARK

Hereby solely declare, that the product:

Product

Description

Type

HPW - Consumer

230-240 V 1~, 50 Hz, IPX5

Poseidon 2-22

Is in compliance with the following standards:

Id and Version

Title

EN 60335-1:2012

Household and similar electrical appliances - Safety - Part 1:
General requirements

EN 60335-2-79:2012

Household and similar electrical appliances - Safety - Part 2-79:
Particular requirements for high pressure cleaners and steam
cleaners

EN 55014-1:2006+A1:2009
+A2:2011

EMC - Requirements for household appliances, electric tools
and similar apparatus - Part 1: Emission

EN 55014-2:1997+A1:2001
+A2:2008

EMC - Requirements for household appliances, electric tools
and similar apparatus - Part 2: Immunity - Product family stan-
dard

EN 61000-3-2:2006+A1:2009
+A2:2009

EMC - Part 3-2: Limits - Limits for harmonic current emissions
(equipment input current

≤

16 A per phase)

EN 61000-3-11:2000

Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) - Part 3-11: Limits - Limita-
tion of voltage changes, voltage

uctuations and

icker in public

low-voltage supply systems, for equipment with rated current

≤

75 A per phase and subject to conditional connection

EN 50581:2012

Technical documentation for the assessment of electrical and
electronic products with respect to restriction of hazardous
substances

Following the provisions of:

Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC

EMC

Directive

2004/108/EC

RoHS

Directive

2011/65/EC

Noise Emission Directive 2000/14/EC – Conformity assessment procedure according to Annex V.
Measured noise level: 76 dB(A); Guaranteed noise level: 91 dB(A)

Hadsund

07-09-2015

Anton Sørensen
Senior Vice President – Global Operations
R&D – Vacuum Cleaners and High Pressure Washers

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