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Brand Scotts
Tank Volume 2 Gallons
Color White/black
Material Plastic
Item Weight 4.7 Pounds

About this item

  • No more pumping.
  • Rechargeable lithium-ion power. Sprays up to 12 full tanks per charge.
  • Premium, commercial grade shut-off with comfortable grip; lock-on feature; and easy-to-clean, in-line filter
  • 21-inch poly wand with Viton seals in shut-off for long-term resistance to chemicals
  • Pressure release valve allows you to safely remove internal pressure prior to opening the sprayer
  • Teardrop-shaped tank adds stability Due to the lower center of gravity and includes built-in nozzle storage and protection.
  • 3-In-1 nozzle with three settings: fan spray, stream spray, and cone spray

Customer ratings by feature

Easy to assemble
4.8 4.8
Easy to use
4.7 4.7
Maneuverability
4.6 4.6
Sturdiness
4.5 4.5

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Easy to assemble
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Easy to use
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Value for money
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4.7
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Plastic
Polypropylene (PP)
✅Ultra Comfort Triple Padded Straps 🔋Super-Life Battery (Included - 2-2.5 Hour Run Time) ⭐5 Different Plastic Nozzles Included 💪2-Gallon Super Durable Plastic Tank (With volume markings)
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From the manufacturer

sprayer pump
pump sprayer

pump zero sprayer

Designed to provide a more convenient and more consistent alternative to standard manual pumps.

No More Pumping

Uses an internal rechargeable lithium-ion battery to power an electric air compressor pump. It operates by pressuring the air above the fluid in the tank, which causes the fluid to be pushed through the hose, to the nozzle, and sprayed out.

  • Weed Prevention
  • Weed Remediation
  • Pest Control
  • Fertilizing
  • Watering

Key Features

pump zero charger

poppet

pressure release relief valve

viton seal

Lithium-ion Power

Rechargeable pump sprays up to 12 full tanks per charge!

Premium Shut-Off

Lockable shut-off to reduce hand fatigue, a nickel-plated brass poppet for strength and precision and an easy-to-clean, in-line filtration system. Extra long, heavy duty non-corrosive wand.

Pressure Relief Valve

Safely releases pressure before removing the pump - preventing chemicals from spraying on you.

Viton Seals

The highest quality Viton seals throughout for maximum chemical resistance.

no tools

cone spray

stream spray

fan spray

No Tools Required

Seals take 5 minutes to replace.

Turn 1: FAN Spray

Fan-shaped spray pattern quickly and easily covers large areas like decks, siding, and concrete walkways.

Turn 2: STREAM Spray

Creates a fine stream spray pattern for spot treating weeds and penetrating cracks and crevices where insects hide.

Turn 3: CONE Spray

Creates a cone-shaped pattern to water and fertilize your flowers and vegetable plants.

Ensuring a Tight Seal

hose nut

align

insert dip tube

tighten

Step 1

At the end of the hose is a hose nut. Slide it back to expose the hose barb (2 small, white plastic tabs).

Step 2

Insert dip tube into tank.

Step 3

Important: Align hose barb with the two notches cut out from the tank. Push down until it stops.

Step 4

Slide hose nut back into place over the hose barb and hand tighten. Be careful not to cross thread.

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This is a 2 gallon, battery-powered compressed-air style Tank sprayer that is designed to spray water soluble solutions, such as herbicides, pesticides, & other liquid chemicals typically used for weed prevention, Weed remediation, pest control, fertilizing, & watering. This sprayer uses an internal rechargeable lithium-ion battery to power an electric air compressor pump. The pump zero electric pump is designed to provide a more convenient & more consistent alternative to standard manual pumps. It operates by pressurizing the air above the fluid in the tank, which causes the fluid to be pushed through the hose, to the nozzle, & sprayed out.

Customer reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars
4.6 out of 5
4,602 global ratings

Customers say

Customers like the sturdiness, ease of use, and speed of the pump sprayer. For example, they mention it's heavy duty, easy to use, saves time, and is simple. That said, some appreciate the performance, and quality. That being said, opinions are mixed on the value, battery life, and pressure.

AI-generated from the text of customer reviews

563 customers mention462 positive101 negative

Customers like the performance of the pump sprayer. They say it works efficiently with little effort, has solid build quality, and is a good value for the price. Customers also say that it uses less product and gets better results. They mention that the 3 option nozzle works fine and is easy to clean. Overall, customers are satisfied with the performance and value of the product.

"...Cleanup is a breeze. This is a very good product." Read more

"...still an excellent powered sprayer that has solid build quality, good performance, and is a good value for the price. Five stars." Read more

"This very affordable sprayer is durable and performs much better than I expected. The battery and pump lasts longer than expected...." Read more

"...This sprayer is well built, easy to assemble and works like a champ...." Read more

292 customers mention286 positive6 negative

Customers find the pump sprayer super easy to use. They say it's much easier to use than a hand pump, there's zero effort, and it'll fill and spray with zero effort. Customers also say the air pressure release valve is very easy to operate.

"...Unlike some spray pumps, the air pressure release valve is very easy to use. Cleanup is a breeze. This is a very good product." Read more

"...One good thing about plastic tie-wraps is that they are easy to change if a particular location doesn't work out.5...." Read more

"...spray patterns and the powered spray makes clean-up as easy as it is effective..." Read more

"Great improvement over a pump sprayer. Saves my hands and arms." Read more

279 customers mention255 positive24 negative

Customers are satisfied with the quality of the sprayer. They mention that it has a nice spray head, the BEST spray nozzle, and it's a great improvement over a pump sprayer, allowing for continuous spraying. It sprays as good years later as it did on the first day, and is a good little sprayer for continuous work. Customers are also impresseded with how nice a non-pump sprayer works, and are happy with the spray intensity, which is more than adequate for the job.

"...No sputtering, coughing and leaking or more liquid coming out in one place than the other...." Read more

"...The built-in nozzle has three different spray patterns and the powered spray makes clean-up as easy as it is effective..." Read more

"...It maintains pressure and offers different spray patterns which are easy to adjust...." Read more

"Great improvement over a pump sprayer. Saves my hands and arms." Read more

142 customers mention123 positive19 negative

Customers like the sturdiness of the pump sprayer. They say it's well-made, heavy-duty, and made to last. Customers also mention that the tank, wand, and seals are of great quality. They also say that the sprayer is made with Scotts qualities and is easy to assembled and use. Overall, customers are satisfied with the reusability and durability of the product.

"...It holds a charge for 8-10 applications, and it's very well made.The nozzle on the wand is very precise. There are three different settings...." Read more

"...few cons, this is still an excellent powered sprayer that has solid build quality, good performance, and is a good value for the price. Five stars." Read more

"This very affordable sprayer is durable and performs much better than I expected. The battery and pump lasts longer than expected...." Read more

"...This exceptional tubing has lasted for well over five years and is going strong...." Read more

69 customers mention69 positive0 negative

Customers find the speed of the pump sprayer to be much more efficient than hand pumping. They say it saves time and effort, and can treat a large area quite quickly. Some customers also mention that the sprayer is easy to use and clean.

"...No more pumping, much more time efficient, and holds the perfect amount to handle." Read more

"...After the initial 15 or 20 seconds, there are no delays until you have sprayed all the liquid you need...." Read more

"...I use less product and get better results and it takes me a fraction of the time. The hand pump sprayers kept messing up on me...." Read more

"...you don't want to be out in it all day pumping on a sprayer.work time is finished fast so I can get back to my glass of lemonade...." Read more

221 customers mention100 positive121 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the battery life of the sprayer. Some mention that it lasts long, and the capacity is capable of delivering multiple fills without recharging. However, others say that it takes longer than normal to charge, then quit taking a charge at all.

"...use my water tank/pump for subsequent fills, however my water pump battery had died.. so no such luck...." Read more

"...The battery capacity is capable of delivering multiple fills without recharging for those with large jobs like me...." Read more

"...green then within 2 hours it flashed red green, meaning dead unit cannot be charged...." Read more

"...Game changer! It works great. It charges easily and the charge lasts...." Read more

134 customers mention75 positive59 negative

Customers are mixed about the value of the pump sprayer. Some mention that it was well worth the price, and earned the money spent in the first application. However, others say that the lines screwed in fairly tight are not cheap, and the sprayer is not adequate.

"...that has solid build quality, good performance, and is a good value for the price. Five stars." Read more

"...I gave it four stars because it's a great little sprayer but it is a bit pricey. But five stars for performance and ease of assembly and use." Read more

"...Worth the money for sure." Read more

"...It was a bit more expensive than I would have liked, but it works great and I’m glad I bought it." Read more

99 customers mention67 positive32 negative

Customers are mixed about the pressure of the pump sprayer. Some mention that it has perfect pressure, great control of the spray with 3 settings, and the pump keeps the pressure up. However, others say that it just doesn't have allot of pressure on the other two settings that they need to do the job. As you start spraying, the pressure starts to drop and the spray volume, making it necessary to manually relieve any remaining pressure so it will start up again.

"...It works great. It charges easily and the charge lasts. It maintains pressure and offers different spray patterns which are easy to adjust...." Read more

"...The pump kept the pressure up and I did not have to wait for it...." Read more

"...stopped spraying (power still on), making it necessary to manually relieve any remaining pressure so it will start up again.***..." Read more

"This is an awesome sprayer. It holds pressure for for whole container. You just have to remember to plug it in a couple of hours before use...." Read more

Excellent sprayer.
5 Stars
Excellent sprayer.
The Case of the Weed SprayerA House Detective MysteryGordon R. WatsonDecember in Tomball was exceptionally warm. Many days were above 80 degrees. The weather was so pleasant that we usually have breakfast, lunch, and dinner on our patio. Of course, some silvery clouds have a dark side. The warm temperature, less competition from the dormant Saint Augustine grass, and less shade from the various plants have created an exceptionally healthy environment for weed growth. I should add that we temporarily left our garden beds with minimal mulch (which would have helped reduce weeds).My assistant enjoys spraying weeds, so years ago, I used a hand truck to help her haul the two gallons of weed killer mix around. At the time, I added a twenty-foot piece of 1/4" PVC tubing to allow her to avoid constantly moving the hand truck.That worked well, but to eliminate hand-pumping, several months ago, we purchased a battery-powered Scotts 190567 lithium-ion battery powered Pump 2-gallon sprayer.Now that we have used it for several months, I am comfortable recommending this sort of sprayer, at least for those of us who are getting older. On a semi-related subject, I recently read that a man who was referred to as elderly. He was 75, and I am 77. The other day, I asked my grandson to pass a few footballs. I threw a football over our roof (to my grandson). A UPS driver noticed me. He shouted out, "You throw like Arron Rogers." That made my day, even if I think the UPS guy was far more than generous. I have never met a UPS driver I didn’t like. I should mention that I had a bit of trouble sleeping because of a sore arm. I am sure Arron Rogers has some painful nights too.Here are a few things worth mentioning:1. I used 1/4" ID x 3/8" OD PVC tubing. This exceptional tubing has lasted for well over five years and is going strong. While the original hand pump was easy to adapt to, the new pump has a larger hose, so I had to purchase a barbed reducing coupling from the larger nozzle to the 1/4" PVC. Unfortunately, I don't remember the larger hose ID (but maybe 3/8").2. I used a Dollar Tree clamp (drilling a hole in one handle) to suspend the gloves.3. The PVC tubing to hold both the nozzle and the hand clippers is 2".4. Some of the tie-wraps are stainless steel. Most ordinary tie-wraps will fail after a few years in sunlight. One good thing about plastic tie-wraps is that they are easy to change if a particular location doesn't work out.5. Limited 3-year warranty.6. These are the general storage requirements:a. Release the pressure and remove the battery/compressor unit after each use.b. Disconnect the charger after three hours of charging as required in the instruction book.c. Cover the tank to prevent bugs and dirt from dropping into the mixture.d. Recharge the battery every three months when not used.Now that we have used it for several months, I am comfortable recommending this sort of sprayer, at least for those of us who are getting older. On a semi-related subject, I recently read that a man who was referred to as elderly. He was 75, and I am 77. The other day, I asked my grandson to pass a few footballs. I threw a football over our roof (to my grandson). A UPS driver noticed me. He shouted out, "You throw like Arron Rogers." That made my day, even if I think the UPS guy was far more than generous. I have never met a UPS driver I didn’t like. I should mention that I had a bit of trouble sleeping because of a sore arm. I am sure Arron Rogers has some painful nights too.From: The Case of the Weed SprayerA House Detective MysteryGordon R. WatsonDecember in Tomball was exceptionally warm. Many days were above 80 degrees. The weather was so pleasant that we usually have breakfast, lunch, and dinner on our patio. Of course, some silvery clouds have a dark side. The warm temperature, less competition from the dormant Saint Augustine grass, and less shade from the various plants have created an exceptionally healthy environment for weed growth. I should add that we temporarily left our garden beds with minimal mulch (which would have helped reduce weeds).My assistant enjoys spraying weeds, so years ago, I used a hand truck to help her haul the two gallons of weed killer mix around. At the time, I added a twenty-foot piece of 1/4" PVC tubing to allow her to avoid constantly moving the hand truck.That worked well, but to eliminate hand-pumping, several months ago, we purchased a battery-powered Scotts 190567 lithium-ion battery powered Pump 2-gallon sprayer.Now that we have used it for several months, I am comfortable recommending this sort of sprayer, at least for those of us who are getting older. On a semi-related subject, I recently read that a man who was referred to as elderly. He was 75, and I am 77. The other day, I asked my grandson to pass a few footballs. I threw a football over our roof (to my grandson). A UPS driver noticed me. He shouted out, "You throw like Arron Rogers." That made my day, even if I think the UPS guy was far more than generous. I have never met a UPS driver I didn’t like. I should mention that I had a bit of trouble sleeping because of a sore arm. I am sure Arron Rogers has some painful nights too.Here are a few things worth mentioning:1. I used 1/4" ID x 3/8" OD PVC tubing. This exceptional tubing has lasted for well over five years and is going strong. While the original hand pump was easy to adapt to, the new pump has a larger hose, so I had to purchase a barbed reducing coupling from the larger nozzle to the 1/4" PVC. Unfortunately, I don't remember the larger hose ID (but maybe 3/8").2. I used a Dollar Tree clamp (drilling a hole in one handle) to suspend the gloves.3. The PVC tubing to hold both the nozzle and the hand clippers is 2".4. Some of the tie-wraps are stainless steel. Most ordinary tie-wraps will fail after a few years in sunlight. One good thing about plastic tie-wraps is that they are easy to change if a particular location doesn't work out.5. Limited 3-year warranty.6. These are the general storage requirements:a. Release the pressure and remove the battery/compressor unit after each use.b. Disconnect the charger after three hours of charging as required in the instruction book.c. Cover the tank to prevent bugs and dirt from dropping into the mixture.d. Recharge the battery every three months when not used.Now that we have used it for several months, I am comfortable recommending this sort of sprayer, at least for those of us who are getting older. On a semi-related subject, I recently read that a man who was referred to as elderly. He was 75, and I am 77. The other day, I asked my grandson to pass a few footballs. I threw a football over our roof (to my grandson). A UPS driver noticed me. He shouted out, "You throw like Arron Rogers." That made my day, even if I think the UPS guy was far more than generous. I have never met a UPS driver I didn’t like. I should mention that I had a bit of trouble sleeping because of a sore arm. I am sure Arron Rogers has some painful nights too.The Case of the Weed Sprayer
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The Case of the Weed Sprayer
A House Detective Mystery
Gordon R. Watson

December in Tomball was exceptionally warm. Many days were above 80 degrees. The weather was so pleasant that we usually have breakfast, lunch, and dinner on our patio. Of course, some silvery clouds have a dark side. The warm temperature, less competition from the dormant Saint Augustine grass, and less shade from the various plants have created an exceptionally healthy environment for weed growth. I should add that we temporarily left our garden beds with minimal mulch (which would have helped reduce weeds).

My assistant enjoys spraying weeds, so years ago, I used a hand truck to help her haul the two gallons of weed killer mix around. At the time, I added a twenty-foot piece of 1/4" PVC tubing to allow her to avoid constantly moving the hand truck.

That worked well, but to eliminate hand-pumping, several months ago, we purchased a battery-powered Scotts 190567 lithium-ion battery powered Pump 2-gallon sprayer.
Now that we have used it for several months, I am comfortable recommending this sort of sprayer, at least for those of us who are getting older. On a semi-related subject, I recently read that a man who was referred to as elderly. He was 75, and I am 77. The other day, I asked my grandson to pass a few footballs. I threw a football over our roof (to my grandson). A UPS driver noticed me. He shouted out, "You throw like Arron Rogers." That made my day, even if I think the UPS guy was far more than generous. I have never met a UPS driver I didn’t like. I should mention that I had a bit of trouble sleeping because of a sore arm. I am sure Arron Rogers has some painful nights too.

Here are a few things worth mentioning:

1. I used 1/4" ID x 3/8" OD PVC tubing. This exceptional tubing has lasted for well over five years and is going strong. While the original hand pump was easy to adapt to, the new pump has a larger hose, so I had to purchase a barbed reducing coupling from the larger nozzle to the 1/4" PVC. Unfortunately, I don't remember the larger hose ID (but maybe 3/8").
2. I used a Dollar Tree clamp (drilling a hole in one handle) to suspend the gloves.
3. The PVC tubing to hold both the nozzle and the hand clippers is 2".
4. Some of the tie-wraps are stainless steel. Most ordinary tie-wraps will fail after a few years in sunlight. One good thing about plastic tie-wraps is that they are easy to change if a particular location doesn't work out.
5. Limited 3-year warranty.
6. These are the general storage requirements:
a. Release the pressure and remove the battery/compressor unit after each use.
b. Disconnect the charger after three hours of charging as required in the instruction book.
c. Cover the tank to prevent bugs and dirt from dropping into the mixture.
d. Recharge the battery every three months when not used.

Now that we have used it for several months, I am comfortable recommending this sort of sprayer, at least for those of us who are getting older. On a semi-related subject, I recently read that a man who was referred to as elderly. He was 75, and I am 77. The other day, I asked my grandson to pass a few footballs. I threw a football over our roof (to my grandson). A UPS driver noticed me. He shouted out, "You throw like Arron Rogers." That made my day, even if I think the UPS guy was far more than generous. I have never met a UPS driver I didn’t like. I should mention that I had a bit of trouble sleeping because of a sore arm. I am sure Arron Rogers has some painful nights too.

From: The Case of the Weed Sprayer
A House Detective Mystery
Gordon R. Watson

December in Tomball was exceptionally warm. Many days were above 80 degrees. The weather was so pleasant that we usually have breakfast, lunch, and dinner on our patio. Of course, some silvery clouds have a dark side. The warm temperature, less competition from the dormant Saint Augustine grass, and less shade from the various plants have created an exceptionally healthy environment for weed growth. I should add that we temporarily left our garden beds with minimal mulch (which would have helped reduce weeds).

My assistant enjoys spraying weeds, so years ago, I used a hand truck to help her haul the two gallons of weed killer mix around. At the time, I added a twenty-foot piece of 1/4" PVC tubing to allow her to avoid constantly moving the hand truck.

That worked well, but to eliminate hand-pumping, several months ago, we purchased a battery-powered Scotts 190567 lithium-ion battery powered Pump 2-gallon sprayer.
Now that we have used it for several months, I am comfortable recommending this sort of sprayer, at least for those of us who are getting older. On a semi-related subject, I recently read that a man who was referred to as elderly. He was 75, and I am 77. The other day, I asked my grandson to pass a few footballs. I threw a football over our roof (to my grandson). A UPS driver noticed me. He shouted out, "You throw like Arron Rogers." That made my day, even if I think the UPS guy was far more than generous. I have never met a UPS driver I didn’t like. I should mention that I had a bit of trouble sleeping because of a sore arm. I am sure Arron Rogers has some painful nights too.

Here are a few things worth mentioning:

1. I used 1/4" ID x 3/8" OD PVC tubing. This exceptional tubing has lasted for well over five years and is going strong. While the original hand pump was easy to adapt to, the new pump has a larger hose, so I had to purchase a barbed reducing coupling from the larger nozzle to the 1/4" PVC. Unfortunately, I don't remember the larger hose ID (but maybe 3/8").
2. I used a Dollar Tree clamp (drilling a hole in one handle) to suspend the gloves.
3. The PVC tubing to hold both the nozzle and the hand clippers is 2".
4. Some of the tie-wraps are stainless steel. Most ordinary tie-wraps will fail after a few years in sunlight. One good thing about plastic tie-wraps is that they are easy to change if a particular location doesn't work out.
5. Limited 3-year warranty.
6. These are the general storage requirements:
a. Release the pressure and remove the battery/compressor unit after each use.
b. Disconnect the charger after three hours of charging as required in the instruction book.
c. Cover the tank to prevent bugs and dirt from dropping into the mixture.
d. Recharge the battery every three months when not used.

Now that we have used it for several months, I am comfortable recommending this sort of sprayer, at least for those of us who are getting older. On a semi-related subject, I recently read that a man who was referred to as elderly. He was 75, and I am 77. The other day, I asked my grandson to pass a few footballs. I threw a football over our roof (to my grandson). A UPS driver noticed me. He shouted out, "You throw like Arron Rogers." That made my day, even if I think the UPS guy was far more than generous. I have never met a UPS driver I didn’t like. I should mention that I had a bit of trouble sleeping because of a sore arm. I am sure Arron Rogers has some painful nights too.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent quality sprayer that does a great job!
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5.0 out of 5 stars muy buena
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5.0 out of 5 stars Performed well, first time used
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