Sunny - Model ATV-15 -Mounted Battery Sprayer

Powered by a 12V diaphragm pump delivering 2.1GPM (7.9L/min) flow and 0-60PSI (0-4.1bar) pressure, it offers reliable performance for weed control, pest management, and fertilization. The corrosion-resistant polyethylene tank (10mm thickness) ensures longevity with harsh chemicals (herbicides, insecticides) and features a large 4-inch fill opening for easy refilling. It comes with a 10Ah rechargeable battery (charges in 2 hours) that supports 4 hours of continuous operation, and a battery level indicator alerts users to low power.

Efficient Spraying System

2-nozzle boom assembly (stainless steel construction) provides 80-inch (203cm) coverage width, and nozzles can rotate 360° to adapt to vertical/horizontal spraying needs. 15-foot (4.6m) reinforced PVC hose (1/2-inch diameter) enables 30-foot (9.1m) horizontal spray distance, while a brass shut-off valve allows instant flow control.

Durable Components

Nylon corrosion-resistant nozzles (1.2mm orifice) and 50-mesh check valve strainers prevent clogging from debris (e.g., fertilizer particles). Pressure gauge (marked 0-80PSI) monitors system performance in real-time, and a inline filter (replaceable) protects the pump from sediment.

ATV Compatibility

Lightweight design (45lbs/20.4kg empty) with quick-attach mounting system (fits most ATV models: Honda Rancher, Yamaha Grizzly, Polaris Sportsman). 8-foot (2.4m) universal wiring harness with waterproof connectors simplifies electrical connection to the ATV’s battery, and anti-vibration pads reduce noise during operation.

• Crop protection: Small farms (corn/soybean fields), vegetable gardens (tomato/cucumber patches), and fruit orchards (strawberry beds, peach trees)
• Landscaping: Lawn weed control (dandelions, crabgrass), hedge maintenance (boxwood, privet), and flower beds (rose bushes, lavender)
• Fencing: Herbicide application along fence lines (wood/chain-link) and property boundaries (gravel paths, stone walls)
• Livestock areas: Disinfection of barn perimeters, feeding zones (troughs, hay bales), and poultry coops (chicken houses, duck pens)