REA 60 Plus

With a maximum working pressure of 1,900 psi, it is well-suited for light-to-medium residential tasks like cleaning patio furniture, bikes, or walkways. While it handles standard grime effectively, it may struggle with deep-set oil stains or heavy-duty industrial concrete cleaning compared to a gas-powered unit.

Yes, the REA 60 Plus requires a standard garden hose connection to supply water to the unit. It does not have a self-priming feature to pull water from a bucket or rain barrel.

The stepless control allows you to adjust the water pressure directly on the machine by turning a dial. This lets you dial back the intensity for delicate surfaces like wood decking or car paint, and increase it for tougher areas like stone pavers.

The REA 60 Plus is typically sold as a tool-only unit, meaning the battery and charger are often purchased separately. Be sure to check your specific retailer's package details to confirm if a battery kit is included.

The 3-in-1 nozzle eliminates the need to carry and swap out multiple tips. You can switch between a pencil jet, a fan jet, and a rotary nozzle simply by twisting the nozzle head, making it much faster to adapt to different cleaning surfaces.

While the unit is IPX4-rated, meaning it is protected against splash-water from any direction, it is not designed to be stored outdoors permanently. You should store it in a dry, protected area to prolong the life of the motor and battery components.