ProTool Poly Receptor with Female Hose End/Shut
Quick Overview
- Durable construction with impact-resistant materials for long-lasting use
- Built-in valve for easy flow control and quick shut-off
- Leak-proof connection with standard garden hoses for secure attachment
- Quick disconnect feature for fast tool changes during cleaning tasks
- Compatible with various WFP systems including Gardiner, Unger, and Ettore
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$2.55
$3.10
Poly Receptor with Female Hose End/Shut – Reliable Hose Connector for Water-Fed Pole Systems
The Poly Receptor with Female Hose End/Shut is the perfect solution for connecting your Water-Fed pole (WFP) to your garden hose. Designed for use with popular WFP brands like Gardiner, Unger, and Ettore, this high-quality connector ensures a secure, leak-free connection and offers efficient water flow control for your cleaning tasks. The built-in valve allows for quick shut-off and easy flow regulation, eliminating the need to constantly disconnect and reconnect hoses during your work. Whether you're cleaning windows, solar panels, gutters, or vehicles, this connector enhances convenience and streamlines your workflow.
Key Features of the Poly Receptor with Female Hose End/Shut
- Durable Construction: Made from high-quality, impact-resistant polymers, this connector is built to last through regular outdoor use.
- Built-In Valve for Flow Control: Easily control the water flow with the integrated valve, allowing for quick shut-off and efficient water management.
- Secure Hose Connection: The female hose end fits standard garden hoses, providing a tight, leak-proof seal for reliable performance.
- Quick Disconnect Functionality: Switch between tools and attachments without interrupting your workflow, saving time during cleaning tasks.
- Versatile Compatibility: Works seamlessly with popular Water-Fed pole systems like Gardiner, Unger, and Ettore, as well as other cleaning tools.
Applications
- Window Cleaning: Perfect for high-reach window cleaning, offering quick water shut-off and preventing leaks during operation.
- Solar Panel Cleaning: Connects effortlessly to your WFP system for efficient solar panel cleaning with minimal downtime.
- Gutter Cleaning: Simplifies gutter cleaning tasks by allowing for quick tool changes and consistent water flow.
- Vehicle Washing: Conveniently control water flow while washing vehicles with Water-Fed poles, making the process faster and more efficient.
Why Choose the Poly Receptor with Female Hose End/Shut?
- Time-Saving: The quick disconnect feature allows for rapid tool swaps, minimizing downtime.
- Water Conservation: The valve allows you to control the water flow, preventing unnecessary waste.
- Durable and Reliable: Built to endure heavy outdoor use, providing long-lasting performance.
- Versatile and Compatible: Works with various WFP systems and tools, making it a flexible addition to your toolkit.
The Poly Receptor with Female Hose End/Shut is a must-have for professionals and homeowners using Water-Fed pole systems. With its durable construction, built-in valve, and quick disconnect functionality, it streamlines your cleaning process, saving you time and effort while ensuring high-quality, efficient results.
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