Water Extractors
When it comes to removing standing water, water extractors are an essential tool. Time is of the essence when it comes to water damage, and standing water can be highly destructive.
Start Guide
Training Video
How To Use a Water Extractor for Water Damage
Watch the video to learn more about HVE 3000 water extractors and how to operate them.
Quick Fact Sheet
Extraction
This device extracts water from surfaces. It has a 12 gallon capacity. There is a hose attachment available to direct water into a drain source, which allows you to bypass its capacity.
Positioning
Keep the device standing vertically, especially when operating or when it is storing water.
Source
Ultimately extracting water is only effective if the source of water intrusion has been addressed. Make sure water is no longer entering the area.
Application
The extractor can be used on almost every type of flooring or carpet. If in doubt, check with manufacturer’s instructions.
Specs
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Pumpout:
50 gallons per minute (1.5 in. outlet)
12 gallons per minute (0.75 in. outlet)Tank capacity:
12 gal.
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22.5 × 40.2 × 23.6 in
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132 lbs
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12A (Blower 1 + Pumpout)
13.5A (+Blower 2)
FAQ
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Water extractors are essential for the rapid and efficient removal of standing water and water trapped within porous materials like carpets. This immediate removal helps to greatly reduce drying time and protect the integrity of affected materials.
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Multiple passes over the affected area are usually necessary to extract as much water as possible. Overlapping your passes ensures thorough coverage.
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No, a water extractor primarily removes liquid water. Dehumidifiers and air movers are then needed to remove the remaining moisture from the air and the materials.
