Fuji 2809-G-XPC Super 4 Gold HVLP Spray System with Gravity Gun

!±8± Fuji 2809-G-XPC Super 4 Gold HVLP Spray System with Gravity Gun

Brand : Fuji | Rate : | Price : $769.29
Post Date : Dec 31, 2011 12:51:19 | Usually ships in 24 hours

Fuji 2809-G-XPC Super 4 Gold HVLP Spray System with Gravity Gun

The Super 4 GOLD system with gravity gun includes all the same features as the Mini-Mite 4 model but with the addition of some patented noise reduction. Please note that this system includes the 9600-G XPC gravity spray gun that features a pattern control knob to adjust the fan size from small round to large and everything in between (Fully incremental). The size of the gravity cup is 400cc (.85 pint). The noise level is in between that of the MM4 and Q4. An economical way to own a quieter HVLP system. Fuji installs the same powerful 4-stage turbine motor as used in the MM4 and Q4 models. The Super 4 turbine develops approximately 8psi. This is more than enough pressure to spray all known coatings (When properly thinned) and all the newer water-based coatings. The standard air cap set is the general purpose #4 for fine finishing. Easy to maintain. Perfect for professional or beginner.

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What is a Power Inverter?

!±8± What is a Power Inverter?

The purpose of this article is to discuss the role of a solar power inverter in your home solar system, as well as issues pertaining to different types of inverters, and how to solve some common problems associated with them.

In order to provide electricity to the home, most home solar systems work by a sequence in which solar panels transfer power to batteries, with the batteries then supplying the electricity to the home. This ensures that power is available in the dark, when the solar panels themselves aren't generating. Of the two varieties of electricity, both solar panels and batteries deal with Direct Current (DC). The interior of the home, meanwhile, uses Alternating Current (AC). The conversion from DC to AC is performed by the inverter.

Users can choose between Modified Sine Wave (MSW) and True Sine Wave (TSW) inverters. Of the two, MSW inverters are the more limited type, as they only convert DC electricity into the simplest form of AC power. Some appliances, such as computers, which use certain types of power sources don't have any problems with MSW inverters, but MSW inverters can have difficulties in other cases. For example, when used in conjunction with an MSW inverter, audio equipment will often produce a noticeable hum. TSW inverters don't suffer from these problems, and so they are usually the preferred choice for homeowners.

Maintaining an inverter is no problem provided you pay attention to the following. While it's a good idea to keep the inverter as close to the batteries as possible, don't put it in the same box. Use a large size wire to run between the batteries and the inverter. The correct size will probably be provided in the inverter documentation. A fuse is a good idea for all wires to and from the inverter. Make sure the inverter is in a location where it will not be exposed to wetness or extreme temperatures.

In terms of common issues, there are just a couple which are particular to solar power inverters. The first issue is RF interference. When they're running, all inverters broadcast some radio noise. The simplest way to deal with this problem is to place any receiver as far away from the inverter as possible. Switching to a battery powered radio will also solve this problem, and the batteries can then be recharged through the solar power system.

So-called "phantom loads" represent the other common problem. A phantom load is the electricity used by a device while it's turned off, which is a common issue among many new televisions and other devices that use "standby" modes. Inverters are unable to go to sleep while these devices continue to draw power. This in turn means that inverters themselves end up using more power than they really need to. If you're able to connect the devices responsible for the phantom loads to a power strip with an on/off switch, you can address this problem effectively. Turning the power strip off will keep the devices from drawing power, allowing the inverter to enter its low power mode.

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Earlex HV5500 Spray Station

!±8±Earlex HV5500 Spray Station

Brand : Earlex
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Price : $319.99
Post Date : Dec 07, 2011 09:55:18
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The Spray Station 5500 is a semi-pro unit designed for light contractor, serious woodworking and automotive enthusiasts. This HVLP paint spraying unit is ideal for use in the workshop, around the home or on the job site. The professional gun and the powerful turbine make the Spray Station 5500 a perfect tool to achieve that showroom finish on cabinets, furniture and even cars. For contractors, interior or exterior trim, doors, shutters and many other small to medium size jobs can be completed faster using less material in the process. The 5500 includes a 650-Watt turbine that generates 42 CFM and 2.2 PSI, 13-Feet hose and 5.5-Feet power cord. The lightweight Spray Station 5500 features on-board storage for the pro spray gun, hose and cord and includes a carry handle for easy portability. The durable professional spray gun comes complete with a 2.0mm stainless steel tip and needle and a 1 qt. Teflon coated paint container with quick release lever. The pro gun features a Fast "Push N Click" 3 spray pattern changing system, paint volume control dial and a dynamic control action trigger. Complete a multitude of projects with a large variety of materials including thinned latex, lacquers, urethanes, varnishes, oils, shellacs, stains, sealers, enamels, glazes and many more.

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