Avoid using leaky buckets and rusted cans when delivering water to plants, flowers, and produce by using the AquaMate #3 Portable Watering System (AQM3).
The AquaMate is a portable, self-pressurized watering system that is an excellent alternative to conventional watering methods, as it helps eliminate the hazards of carrying around heavy, leaky buckets and bulky hoses.
Much more efficient and convenient compared to traditional watering methods, the AquaMate maximizes the amount of water you can carry while maintaining the plants you have. The portability of the unit will reduce the amount of trips back and forth to the faucet, while allowing for more plants to get watered in less time with less effort, saving you time and labor. Swivel casters on the front of the unit and durable wheels on the back provide smooth and easy mobility.
The pre-pressurized steel tank is sealed and can hold approximately 12 US gallons of water. The steel tank has an appliance-like enamel finish that increases durability and provides excellent corrosion resistance. Once connected to a faucet and filled with water, the internal air chamber is compressed to provide the user with portable, pressurized water. Water flow automatically stops when the tank is full to prevent overflow.
The AquaMate Portable Watering System is used in many places where there is an abundance of indoor plants, such as floral and produce departments in garden centers and grocery stores, shopping malls, office buildings, corporate landscape maintenance departments, interiorscape companies, and more.
The AQM3 Aquamate Watering System includes a tank and frame assembly; tray and lid; two wand tubes with bubbler heads; washable utility bag; and a service kit bag with wand valve, spray head, mist head, threaded faucet adapter, hose hook, wand tube hook, hose washers, clamps, and touch-up paint.
How AquaMate Works:
- Filling the Tank - Water enters the tank bottom and forces the diaphragm to expand upward which compresses the air chamber.
- Emptying the Tank - When you squeeze the wand valve, air pressure pushes down on the diaphragm to empty the water.