9083.2024_06 Adapted Garden Spray
9083.2024_06
a yellow button in an orange circle that says switch required (not included)
Three white small dots inside of red circle.
Item # 9083

Adapted Garden Spray

$225.95

Tend to your garden with this adapted watering device with a wand that easily attaches to any wheelchair. No pumping required!

Size: 11½"L x 4½"W x 10½"H

Weight: 2½ lbs.

Requires switch

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Tend to your garden with this adapted watering device with a wand that easily attaches to any wheelchair. No pumping required! The sprayer has a 1.35-gallon tank, a telescoping wand (12″ to 24″), and an adjustable spray nozzle, from a very fine mist to a long range stream. Also included are a Fan nozzle and Shower nozzle. Requires capability switch and 5 volt AC wall charger used for smart phones (not included). Powered by a 2400mAh rechargeable lithium battery. USB-C to USB-A charging cord included.

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Questions and answers of the customers

    Can I just purchase the wand mount?? I would like two. Thank you
  1. Q Can I just purchase the wand mount?? I would like two. Thank you
    Asked by Debbie Adamson on July 18, 2022 11:42 am
    A

    Yes please contact sales@enablingdevices.com or 1-800-832-8697 Ext. 5.
    2. Where does the switch plug in on the watering device?
  2. Q Where does the switch plug in on the watering device?
    Asked by Nikki on June 7, 2022 8:58 am
    A

    Your switch would plug into a jack on the side of the top part of the Garden Sprayer where the battery pack is.

     
    3. Could this work as a painting tool. Like spray paint?
  3. Q Could this work as a painting tool. Like spray paint?
    Asked by Laura Layow on May 6, 2021 6:49 pm
    A

    Absolutely not. You would damage the unit and void its warranty. This is meant to be used as a watering tool only.
    4. Will this accommodate a sip and puff switch? Considering it for my neighbor who is quadraplegic. Thanks!
  4. Q Will this accommodate a sip and puff switch? Considering it for my neighbor who is quadraplegic. ...... Read more
    Asked by Anonymous user on August 28, 2020 10:05 am
    A It will work with any of our switches.
    5. where is the battery compartment located and how do you remove it?? We are having difficulty.
  5. Q where is the battery compartment located and how do you remove it?? We are having difficulty.
    Asked by Anonymous user on November 15, 2018 9:16 am
    A It is a tray that holds the 4 D size batteries. The big yellow tab on the end of the handle is spring loaded. Just press it to release the tray and slide it out.