Do's & Don'ts | FlowZone Battery Sprayers

Purchasing a FlowZone sprayer is a great investment. Follow these basic guidelines for operating and taking care of your battery powered sprayer to ensure the longevity and performance of your FlowZone!

[@LawnJourneys]

Love my Typhoon II It has made lawn care so much easier.

[@edwardrobinson3244]

Thanks for all the great info. I wish it were included in the instruction manual when I purchased the sprayer

[@VegasBugs]

The Typhoon 2.5 has been good to my pest control business, so far. What I would love to see, someday, is a version that has even more pressure settings. One more pressure setting that's much lower, similar to a 25-30 psi fan spray from a B&G hand tank would be great. We don't usually need this much pressure and insecticide volume. It's taken some getting used to. I have had to reduce the amount of concentrate in the tank by about 50% to avoid over- application. Using the current lowest setting has also required us to carry twice as much water on the trucks, and increase the weight load on the technician. 40-50 pounds on my back. If I had a 25-30 psi setting, we could carry less water on the truck and carry half as much water weight on our bodies. 16+ pounds less. It will save our backs from further repetitive injury from wear and tear.

[@edwardrobinson3244]

I agree with you completely. I have had to use an air induction nozzle to reduce drift even when it's not windy. I am now opting for the variable pressure backpack from Fountainhead Group. Even the spray wand is more ergonomic

[@thenexthobby]

So maybe use the Cyclone model instead, with about half the PSI.

[@jasonclark950]

I think the FlowZone 2.5 storm has 8 psi to 60 psi.

[@travisharsha]

Cyclone 3 has 8 to 60 psi (variable 5 position dial) and accepts battery adapter (to use Milwaukee/DeWalt/Makita/Bosch batteries).

[@FloridaRaider]

Nice product, always improving..big picture..we pump a lot of crap into the environment

[@rays9033]

My Cyclone Flowzone battery now flashes green and does not charge. The Flowzone site indicates I'm using the wrong charger...which is the charger I've always used and came with my sprayer directly from Flowzone. When I put a voltmeter on the charger, it shows 21V, so what's up with that?

[@FlowZoneSprayer]

We are happy to help you resolve this issue! Could you please contact us at [e-mail]? Please send us picture of the battery and charger with output information showing on both.
When was the sprayer purchased? Please also send an invoice showing date of purchase to verify it is within the one year warranty.

[@BYDonBermudaGrassCentral]

Why are these all out of stock?

[@FlowZoneSprayer]

Our products are largely IN STOCK at most pest and landscaping distributors, please reach out to our support staff if you'd like to find a retail location in your area with stock via [phone] or [e-mail].

[@bayodaman]

Just bought one 2 days ago. UPS dropped it by a couple hours ago. Can’t wait to use $330 with tax

[@flokijhdfjkvnhsdfjkl]

soapy water does not neutralize chemicals Buy a tank cleaner that will neutralize other harmful chemicals say to your lawn SCC from Wilbur Ellis