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I assume you can take your whole family to eat at their restaurant and only pay for one meal.

No. It is a stand alone unit. https://www.carwashforum.com/threads/cryptotap-plus.23246/

I have thought about this for years and agree with jack954 with the possibility of it not working. Can someone try it with and without to post some real data? If it works better or worse we need to know for sure. Maybe it matters if there is thick dirt (mud) vs just a film.

I looked at the specs on the Takagi units and they will run as low as 15 PSI and recommend 40 PSI for max flow.

2" water meter and 2" softener piping. 52 PSI after the meter and 42 PSI after the backflow preventer. 18 PSI drop when the touchless auto was running but I thought that was due to the resin going bad. So what would happen if this tankless water heater was installed? Not run at all? Not have any...

I am old enough now that I'm starting to get skeptical of that saying. 😆

Ours has a pvc pipe coming out and a 180 degree turn down to prevent dirt entry.

I assume he means open to the atmosphere because that is still a closed loop.

Could I or should I reuse the old reservoir for a buffer? I'm guessing it is about 5 gallons. If reusing it then it would be easy to show an inspector that it is an open air non pressurized setup. Currently there is one pump that pushes the glycol through the boiler and the tubing runs at the...

I called Huron Valley twice in the last two weeks and left messages with sales but no call back yet. John from Car Wash Boilers called back and I talked to him about our situation but he has yet to send me a quote. He suggested a double tankless stand setup for the DHW and a boiler for the floor...

I'm now thinking of not going with a tank and circulator pump on the DHW. It would save so much space. In order to prevent pump starvation I could put in a second float valve plumbed with cold water in the gravity tank set a little lower. It is hard to tell how often it would be needed but would...

Also you might need a simple pay station out front for it.

It looks like you would need a dedicated bay for it and might be a good idea for a wash that has too many bays for the market size.

We test everything everyday including every single function of each self serve bay. I want to be the one that finds a problem and not wait until a customer tells me. Most of our long time customers tell us they never have problems with anything.

What kind of bad memories?

That has to be a record.

I think the person's card may hit the rotary switch knob when swiping through. If it were me I would put it all the way to the right side just above the lock.

There is room for a Cryptopay swiper on the right side of the door. We have done it on small doors like that.

That is exactly the one we are getting and hopefully be open in the next month or so if the weather cooperates better for our contractor.

There are so many in the EE game that I'm sure they already know about the area. There are no safe places.