Eight litres of spray solution move through an integrated DC motor, so no hand pumping is needed. The engineering plastic tank weighs 3.6 kg empty and carries liquid fertiliser, biological pesticide or cleaning solution. A padded, length-adjustable shoulder strap spreads the load during longer runs. Lime green model 25041 suits nurseries, greenhouses and home gardens of moderate size.
The 8 litre battery backpack sprayer EPOCA E-Habitat 25041 replaces manual pumping with an integrated DC motor. The tank holds 8000 ml of working solution, enough for medium-sized plots. It belongs to the E-Habitat line built for gardening and plant care tasks. The lime green body is moulded from engineering plastic and weighs 3.6 kg when empty.
Electric operation keeps pressure steady while the tank empties. That helps spread liquid fertiliser, pesticide or cleaning water evenly across foliage and surfaces. A padded shoulder strap carries the load on the body instead of the arm. Operators can therefore work longer without pausing to re-pressurise. The unit is imported from Italy and supplied as a single complete sprayer.
The tank body uses engineering plastic that resists most diluted agricultural chemicals. A wide filling mouth simplifies pouring and rinsing after each shift. The cap seals tightly, and a pressure relief valve limits overflow when temperature rises. Empty weight stays at 3.6 kg, so the filled unit remains manageable on the shoulder. Strap length adjusts to the operator.
The wide opening also speeds up mixing directly in the tank. After spraying, the same opening lets a brush reach the inner wall. Regular rinsing reduces residue build-up between different chemical types. Store the sprayer empty and dry, with the cap loosely fitted. These simple steps keep the seal and valve working as intended over repeated use.
A DC motor sits inside the body and drives the pump automatically. Power comes from a rechargeable battery or a separate battery pack, depending on the version. The on/off switch is placed on the handle or body, within easy reach while carrying. Output is sufficient to hold spray pressure through a working session without manual effort.
Steady pressure matters when applying diluted solutions at a fixed dose per square metre. Manual pumping causes pressure to drop between strokes, and droplet size then varies. The electric pump removes that variation. Operators can focus on walking speed and nozzle distance instead. Switching the motor off during transfers between rows also saves battery capacity across the day.
The 8 litre capacity suits ornamental plant nurseries, vegetable greenhouses and home gardens of roughly 200 to 500 m². Typical jobs include spraying liquid fertiliser, biological pesticides and disinfectant solutions. The same unit handles surface cleaning water for light industrial hygiene work. Workshop floors, outdoor paving and storage areas can be treated with the same shoulder-carried setup. Choose the larger 12 litre model when the treated area grows and refilling becomes frequent.
Catalogue entry 25041 lists the lime green version of the 8 litre E-Habitat sprayer. Packing dimensions are 35.0 × 20.0 × 49.0 cm, with a carton volume of 0.034 m³. These figures support freight calculation and warehouse planning for multi-unit orders. The related 12 litre version is listed under code 25042 in the same series.
Selection usually comes down to treated area and refill frequency. An 8 litre tank keeps carried weight lower for greenhouse rows and small gardens. Larger plots benefit from the 12 litre option. Both versions share the same electric operating principle and shoulder-carry format.










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