I agree with Aero X. Belanger has a long history of experience. Its cool how they used to be as old as when Sherman equipment was still being sold, and that the Belanger company is never giving up and still here with us today.
I noticed in the video, that the entire chemical/electric room is in the tunnel bay. In my opinion, that’s not a great place to put it because the electric wiring could get wet and it can cause a fire and the entire store can burst into flames.
The Car Wash Fanatic ehhh, city wouldn’t pass them on fire safety inspection if that were the case. All the stuff is low voltages and MCC is in the drive on area and pretty well insulated away from any water ect. You are right though, never Ideal to have stuff on inside Tunnel walls.
@@carwashnews The belanger outputs are 120v. They are also protected with a ground fault circuit interrupter similar to the circuits in the wet locations in your home. Most of the cabling is water resistant with water proof connectors. The Chemical distribution boards are not Belanger equipment but aftermarket. The front end of the wash gets almost no water on the walls in a setup like that so there are not many problems with it.
One of my favorite car wash manufacturers! Belanger at its best!
Aero X, I agree. Belanger and Sonny’s are some of the best car wash manufacturers.
My favorite manufacturers are Belanger mark VII and some Ryko
15 playlist channel TM That’s awesome
I agree with Aero X. Belanger has a long history of experience. Its cool how they used to be as old as when Sherman equipment was still being sold, and that the Belanger company is never giving up and still here with us today.
I love Belanger
@@greatcitysportaction2289 I love peco McNeil Belanger and Sonny’s
OMG i love Mitters!!!!!
I noticed in the video, that the entire chemical/electric room is in the tunnel bay. In my opinion, that’s not a great place to put it because the electric wiring could get wet and it can cause a fire and the entire store can burst into flames.
The Car Wash Fanatic ehhh, city wouldn’t pass them on fire safety inspection if that were the case. All the stuff is low voltages and MCC is in the drive on area and pretty well insulated away from any water ect. You are right though, never Ideal to have stuff on inside Tunnel walls.
CarWashNews Oh, interesting.
@@carwashnews The belanger outputs are 120v. They are also protected with a ground fault circuit interrupter similar to the circuits in the wet locations in your home. Most of the cabling is water resistant with water proof connectors. The Chemical distribution boards are not Belanger equipment but aftermarket. The front end of the wash gets almost no water on the walls in a setup like that so there are not many problems with it.
The Car Wash/Elevator Fanatic It’s definitely not a good idea to have the entire electrical and mechanical room in the bay.
Why did the Wraps go first
The machine sounds just like a Autec
Thank you!!
1:33 what's the rapid pump? Sudzer Arch prep?
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This is cool.
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