Victory Innovations

An electrostatic sprayer is only useful while it is charged. On a large site the battery, not the tank, is what decides how much you cover before you stop — which makes a second battery the most practical accessory in the range.

This collection is the accessory side: power and carrying, rather than the sprayers themselves.

The range covers the Victory VP20A professional 16.8 V battery at 3400 mAh, the VP20B professional 16.8 V battery at 6800 mAh, and the VP91 carry strap for the VP200.

How to choose

Capacity is runtime, not power. The VP20B at 6800 mAh runs roughly twice as long as the 3400 mAh VP20A at the same voltage. It does not spray harder — it sprays for longer.

Carry a second battery rather than a charger on site. Swapping takes seconds; charging takes the afternoon. On multi-room commercial work the spare pays for itself immediately.

The strap changes how long you can work. A sprayer held by hand for an hour is a fatigue problem. On volume disinfection work the carry strap is what makes the shift sustainable.

Store batteries charged and out of the heat. A battery left flat in a hot vehicle over a weekend is the usual reason capacity falls away early.

Sprayers are in Sprayers, hand application in Pump Up Sprayers, and PPE in Safety & PPE.