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So you only have one relay? How do you run the secondary loop pump separately from the primary? The primary loop has an aquastat that controls those pumps, correct?

Nice looking tile in the background.

If only they made their products right in the first place....

I have used that one before for a non-car wash project but they are made to mount in a panel.

This is the temp sensor I was considering buying two of for both primary and secondary pump circuits. https://www.supplyhouse.com/Johnson-Controls-A421ABC-06C-Single-Stage-Digital-Temperature-Control-w-19-1-2-Leads-120-240V-SPDT

I'm considering using an additional temperature controller instead of the Weep Mizer's output 2 because it looks like it has only a 1 degree differential. Correct me if I'm wrong.

If I use the old buffer tank and run it vented on top will I need a larger pump to circulate the secondary loop? Will this introduce oxygen into the system? It was vented before and used a cast iron pump, but that does not necessarily mean it is okay. I should not need an air eliminator or an...

I'm back on this project. Are you saying that if using two heaters the two pumps should be in series and then split off to each heater inlet? Or do you think there needs to be two pumps per heater? I'm still trying to figure out pump sizing on the primary loop.

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I believe it's an Autec In-Bay-Express.

Cryptopay works great on count up with a large red external still button also. I have not noticed anyone leaving the bay running since reopening a month ago.

We had similar but not as bad issues with Erie brushes last year. I called and they acted like we were the only ones that had the issue and shrugged it off. It's too bad because for the same price they have more hair than the Universal heads that we bought. The Universal heads just seem cheap...

The ones that have on board dryers and inefficient programming with stupid amounts of passes. They also have pay stations that are 10' or less from the entrance and are in line with the predominant wind so most people will not pull up to it until the car in the bay is pulling out. Then they...

The hose will need to be cut after a while in that height bay. I think we had to cut 3 or 4 feet off ours when we had the short ceilings.

I did not check the angle of ours but if yours is 8 degrees then ours looks like 4 or 5. Less tilt would help a bit. Ours return just fine.

About a year ago, the XRS Elite Plus cost just under $10K for the entry door and about $700 more for the exit door with the strapeze.

It's supposed to be more secure than swiping. The card info doesn't stay on your phone. Everytime you tap, the app server system sends a one time use digital token instead of the card number.

We went with the standard tapper and the swiper which takes up a lot of space. A couple of our vacs have really small doors so we had to get creative on tapper placement. We just reopened four weeks ago after remodel and are about 42% swipe vs 58% tap on SS bays and vacs.

You can load your non tap cards onto your phone's mobile wallet (Apple Pay, Google Pay, etc) and then tap to pay with your phone.