Naturehike 2-in-1 Vehicle-Mounted Portable Shower

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Naturehike 2-in-1 Vehicle-Mounted Portable Shower

Name: Naturehike 2-in-1 Vehicle-Mounted Portable Shower | 361 Degrees Adventure Tanzania
SKU: B070
Price: 700000 TZS
Availability: InStock

Showers

A battery-powered pressure shower that runs off its own 12V pack or the car. Up to 3.6 litres a minute, a six-metre hose, and a car-wash nozzle as well as a shower head.

TZS700,000+ VAT

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Highlights

Pumped pressure, not a bag in a tree

Draws from any bucket or stream and sprays properly.

Up to 3.6 L/min

Three settings, so you trade pressure against how long it lasts.

Six-metre hose

The pump sits by the water while you stand where you like.

Charges from the car

Two to three hours on 12V, and it runs while plugged in.

Washes the vehicle too

A second nozzle turns the same pump into a pressure hose.

Product description

About this product

A real shower at camp, and a hose for the vehicle afterwards.

This is the powered version, not a bag you hang in a tree. Drop the inlet hose into any bucket, jerry can or stream, and the pump delivers a proper pressurised spray at up to 3.6 litres a minute. The six-metre outlet hose means the unit can sit by the water while you stand well away from it.

Three flow settings let you trade pressure against duration. On full it runs 50 to 70 minutes; on the water-saving setting up to two hours, which at 2.4 litres a minute is still a usable shower and makes a 20 litre container go a long way.

The second nozzle turns it into a vehicle wash, which is the part that earns its keep on a dusty road trip. Same pump, same hoses.

It charges from the mains in 5 to 7 hours, or from the 12V car socket in 2 to 3 — and it can run while plugged into the car, so on a long trip the battery stops being the limit.

Key Features

Three flow settings, up to 3.6 litres a minute
50 to 70 minutes on full, up to 2 hours water-saving
Six-metre outlet hose, 1.2 m inlet
Shower head and car-wash nozzle both included
Charges from mains or 12V car socket
Runs while charging from the car lead
Storage bag included

Who It Suits

Vehicle-based camping and safari
Washing down dusty kit, boots and the car itself
Beach and fishing trips, for rinsing salt off people and gear
Anyone who has tried a gravity shower bag and wanted more pressure

What is Included

Shower unit
Shower head and car-wash nozzle
Inlet hose 1.2 m and outlet hose 6 m
PVC clip pipes and foot pads
Mains adapter and 12V car lead
Storage bag

Specifications

The details

Model	NH20SJ018
Flow, strong	Up to 3.6 litres per minute
Flow, water saving	2.4 litres per minute
Flow control	Three settings
Runtime, strong	50 to 70 minutes
Runtime, water saving	Up to 2 hours
Battery	12V, 5000 mAh (about 60 Wh)
Charging, mains	5 to 7 hours
Charging, 12V car	2 to 3 hours, and it can run while charging
Inlet hose	120 cm
Outlet hose	600 cm
Unit size	15 x 16 x 29.5 cm (5.9 x 6.3 x 11.6 in)
Unit weight	About 2 kg (4.4 lbs)
Kit weight with bag	About 3.5 kg (7.7 lbs)
Storage bag	29 x 25.5 x 45.5 cm
Operating temperature	5 to 50 C
Charging temperature	0 to 40 C
SKU	B070

Questions

Good to know

Where does the water come from?

Wherever you put the inlet hose. A bucket, a jerry can, a drum, a stream or the sea. There is no tank in the unit itself, which is why it is far more useful than a fixed-capacity shower bag: your capacity is whatever container you have.

How much water does a shower use?

On the water-saving setting at 2.4 litres a minute, a brisk three-minute shower is about 7 litres, so a 20 litre jerry can gives roughly three showers. On full flow it is more like 11 litres for the same three minutes. The saving setting is genuinely usable, not a token mode.

Will it run flat mid-shower?

Not on one shower. Fifty minutes at full flow is a lot of showering. On a long trip, run it from the 12V car lead, which both powers it and charges it, and the battery stops being a consideration at all.

Does it heat the water?

No. It is a pump, not a heater. The water comes out at whatever temperature it went in. In Tanzania that is rarely a problem, and a black jerry can left in the sun for the afternoon solves it entirely.

Can it really wash a car?

With the car-wash nozzle, yes, for rinsing dust, mud and salt. It is not a high-pressure washer and will not strip baked-on dirt, but after a dusty drive or a day at the beach it does exactly what you want.

Can I put it in the sea?

The inlet hose, yes, and rinsing salt off with seawater is not much use so you would only be pumping to clean gear. Rinse the pump through with fresh water afterwards, because salt left in a pump is what kills it.

How do I look after it?

Run clean water through it after anything silty or salty, since grit in the impeller is the usual failure. Store it dry with the hoses coiled loosely. Keep the battery topped up rather than leaving it flat for months, and charge it between 0 and 40 C.