Einhell | Cordless Pressure Washer Hypresso 18/24 Li

Gentle cleaning at medium pressure

Whether sun loungers, venetian blinds, patio slabs or the bike that got muddy on the last mountain biking trip, the HYPRESSO 18/24 Li cordless pressure washer makes light and fast work of cleaning slightly dirty surfaces at medium pressure. The handheld cordless pressure washer operates at a pressure of 24 bar, a flow rate of up to 240 liters of water an hour, and a water temperature of maximum 40 degrees. In Eco mode it operates at a full 14 bar, saving both water and energy and making it suitable for watering jobs.

Multipurpose spray nozzle and flexible water supply

The spray gun comes with a multipurpose, 4-setting adjustable nozzle, enabling large and hard-to-reach areas to be cleaned with a wide jet or a point jet as required. The rotary nozzle allows more stubborn dirt to be removed, while the spray can even be used for watering plants, bushes and beds. The pressure can be regulated directly on the spray gun when switching from cleaning to watering.

If there is no water tap or garden hose to connect to the cordless pressure washer, the HYPRESSO 18/24 Li can also draw water from a bucket, pond, lake or rain barrel with the help of the 5-meter suction hose and the integrated water filter. The maximum suction lift is three meters.

Extensive accessories and maximum convenience

As well as the five-meter suction hose with water filter, the scope of supply also includes two extension lances, a foam spray bottle for gentle cleaning, and a splash guard to protect the PXC battery. For ease and convenience, everything can be stored in the mesh bag also supplied. Its low weight and the ergonomic Softgrip handle ensure the tool is also comfortable to hold and use.

Cordless freedom around the house, workshed and garden

As a member of the Power X-Change battery platform, the HYPRESSO 18/24 Li is also compatible with all 18 V batteries of the system. The platform already comprises more than 300 cordless tools and garden machines. And it’s not stopping there: The battery system will comprise as many as 450 tools by the year 2027. That makes having to hunt for the nearest socket and sort out tangled cables a thing of the distant past.