Is the hose anti-static? Is the unit gounded? do you get shocks when using it. Is it OSHA approved?
1886298
Hose is anti staticIt's groundedNo shocksIt's a certified hepa vac thus meets OSHA standards as long as it's fitted with the hepa bag
1886299
Hose is anti static It's grounded No shocks It's a certified hepa vac thus meets OSHA standards as long as it's fitted with the hepa bag
2245051
Yes. Unless you leave the hose connected all the time, then when you do try to connect you get a blast olf air that will scare youi.
1334881
I have used this product numerous times. I have it mounted in an outside compartment in our motorhomes and use it as the water supply line. I can't fathom how under normal use that you could cause this hose to burst, unless you got a cut or abrasion on it. This is a good quality piece of equipment and I expect to get many years of use from it. Hope this helps Patrick.
1890506
Mine was a 120 VAC unit. Connected in a 15 amp circuit. No problems with electrical overload. It is the quietest and smoothest compressor in this size range I have ever owed. A joy to use.
2100135
It is surprisingly good for static control, just be careful- the round nubs on the bristles start breaking off after a few months, which isn't good or comfortable. Hope this helps.
278552
Sometimes the steamer hose neeeds to be shaken a bit if you are using it a lot. You just extend the hose and wiggle it for a minute and it will solve the problem.
279383
I didn't test it, however it's much less than my previous dryer. I have a problem ear that if something it too loud I can't hear more than static. this dryer doesn t cause this to happen even on high.
59087
I asked my HSE Manager and QA/AC Manager and they were fine with me using it. But I am not sure it's OSHA approved. Nothing gets hot except the food if you are worried about the outer conatiner
1861080
I don't think there's any danger of injury. I've been shocked a few times by mine on accident, and it's like a really bad static shock. Just a quick pop. Works great with my dogs. They've completely stopping trying to dig out under my fence.
898048
I have found that anything under 15 Yards does not jolt. Mine jolts nicely at 40yards or more.
208308
Where exactly are you feeling the shock, and is it a one-time or repetitive jolt or continuous? If one-time or repetitive, most likely the shock you feel is electrostatic charge generated by the friction of dust on the wall of the shop vac hose. There are ways of modifying the hose to ground the charge, which would solve the problem. If the shock is continuous, there may be an electrical fault in one of the appliances, in which case you'd probably be receiving a constant shock. I'd ask the shop vac manufacturer and Bosch for advice.
999326
I'm not sure, but I can say I been using mine for 2 years and I haven't had any problems . My brother in law had his for one and bought a regular hose from Wal-Mart and now his looking for a new heater.
916230
I have a sears front load dryer and it holds a large load. They have decreased my drying time of full load by aout 10 minutes, and no static. Theyare great
1116694
No but make sure the hose is rated for the incoming pressure (typically not an issue).
2262403
It shouldn't shock you at the base, but if the wires don't shock it might be defective. I've had my original for 2-3 years and it works fine. It's cheaply made - just drop the ten bucks on a new one.
2260852
I used to use a similar model with my 20 lb dog. When they say 'static' it is like when you walk across a carpeted room & get shocked when you touch the door knob. It is a static electric shock. I only had to use on mine for about a month & then I just had to lay it in front of her kennel & she understood. :) I hope this helps.
1454266
The hose is highly flexible and not designed to handle positive or negative pressure. Its realy designed to be a drain hose to carry volume not pressure. Please be guided accordingly.