Dupray Carmen Super Inox

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808_detail_nut

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Im about to hit the order button and Im wondering if I should go to the 220v model. Any thoughts? My only concern is when I do mobile details I wont have a 220 outlet to use.
 
For that sort of beast, I would have to go 220. If you're going for it, get the 220. As far as mobile, generator?
 
Yea I would have to get one also. I guess I'll just go with the big beast and look for a generator.


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808_detail_nut said:
Yea I would have to get one also. I guess I'll just go with the big beast and look for a generator.


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I'm jealous. That thing really looks amazing. The second business gets to justify it, I'd get one.
 
Been looking into this model too.

I think they sell it in the 110V and you can buy a 220V converter. Its more flexible this way.
 
Congrats man, that looks like an amazing machine. Please give us some feedback once you get it in!
 
I will 220v is in transit now. Just need a good generator. Back to the research. Now I can leave the vapamore primo in the house for my wife.
 
My ridgid 3600w has a 220 volt connection to it. Has been a great generator.
 
Thanks. I'll be sure to do a update. I got 3 vans lined up already.
 
808_detail_nut said:
I will 220v is in transit now. Just need a good generator. Back to the research. Now I can leave the vapamore primo in the house for my wife.
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Hey buddy. I had a couple hours left on Consumer Reports. They actually recommended the Predator Series from Harbor Freight. The other recommended generators were ~$1000+.

In addition, you can almost always find %20 off coupons.

Looking at the specs, you're going to want AT LEAST 4000 running watt capacity.
 
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Sweet I'll look into that
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One more thing is that it is not an inverter so it does not output a "perfect" sine wave which is needed for sensitive electronics microprocessor based. I don't think the Carmen would be effected by this being a vacuum, boiler, etc.

Could be worth a phone call though but I do believe you should be fine. IF by some chance it is needed, you would need a line conditioner and a surge protector.
 
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