The Titan Elite 3500 72V is a battery-powered sealed hydraulic airless sprayer. Titan lists 0.75 GPM, 3300 psi, a 0.027" maximum tip and 150-200 gallons per week, powered by a Honda eGX 72V battery. It has no diagram page on this site, but the catalog marks many pump and valve parts as fitting it.
Titan describes the Elite 3500 72V as a battery-powered sprayer built around a Honda eGX 72V battery, which Titan says closely matches the output of a conventional GX120 gas engine. That is the engine fitted to the gas Elite 3500, so the 72V is best read as the same class of sprayer without the gasoline engine. This page sticks to what Titan publishes about it and what the site's catalog says fits it.
What the 72V is
Titan lists the 72V on its electric Elite page, next to the Elite 2000 and Elite 3000, not with the gas models. It uses PermaStroke Technology, the sealed hydraulic design that Titan says has no piston, packings, cylinder or clutch to wear or burn out, and Titan says it delivers top performance between 300 and 3300 psi. Titan's feature list for it also names the FlatLine Pulsation Dampener, which Titan says eliminates all pressure fluctuations and dead band, and the Sureflo pusher valve, which makes priming easy.
For coatings, Titan's page lists stains, lacquers, enamels, latex and block fillers. Check your own coating against the manual before you buy tips or hose.
Specs Titan lists
Titan Elite 3500 72V
| Item | As Titan lists it |
|---|---|
| Power | Battery, Honda eGX 72V |
| Max operating pressure | 3300 psi |
| Max delivery | 0.75 GPM |
| Max tip, one gun | 0.027" |
| Recommended gallons per week | 150-200 |
| Weight | 127 lbs for the one-battery unit |
| Part numbers | 2471428B1 one battery, 2471428B2 two batteries |
Titan lists a weight only for the one-battery unit; the two-battery weight is not published, so it is not given here. The pressure, flow and tip figures are the same as the gas Elite 3500's.
The weekly figure is Titan's own guide, and it sits at the same 150-200 gallons the gas 3500 is rated for. The 0.75 GPM flow is another match with the gas model, which makes sense if the battery is meant to stand in for the engine's output.
What ships in the box
Per Titan, the 72V comes with an RX-Pro gun, a 517 tip, a 1/4" x 50' airless hose, the Honda eGX battery and a battery charger. The gun is the same 0538020 RX-Pro listed on the Elite accessory pages. The site lists the sprayer itself as 2471428B1 (one battery) and 2471428B2 (two batteries), and separately lists a Honda Battery EGX, 2445452 and a Honda EGX Charger, 2445453, both with a fitment note naming the Elite 3500 72v.
Pump and valve parts the catalog lists for the 72V
The 72V does not have a diagram page of its own on this site. What the catalog does have is a fitment line on each part, and many of the pump and valve parts on the Elite 3000 diagrams name the Elite 3500 72v in that line. These are the ones worth knowing, with the 3000 page where you can see the part and its callout:
Catalog lists these for the 72V
Look at the Elite 3000 pump assembly page for the piston, relief valve, inlet valve and outlet valve assembly, and the Elite 3000 pusher stem page for the inlet housing, seal and pusher. The catalog also names the 72v on the 2369452 pusher, the 2334383 inlet housing and the 2369458 seal from that page.
One difference is worth checking before you order. The gas Elite 3500's pump page lists its own regulator (340222), pressure control knob (341219) and relief valve (169248), and the catalog does not name the Elite 3500 72v on those three. For the pressure side, the catalog's 72v entries are the 3000-style numbers: regulator 2369477, pressure control knob 2369490 and relief valve 2369631. Do not assume the gas 3500 page is the right one for a battery unit.
What this page cannot tell you
- Battery run time or charge time. Titan's page does not give either, so this page does not either.
- How long the battery lasts over its life, or what a replacement costs you per job.
- A parts diagram. Because the 72V is not on a diagram page here, the fitment line on each part is the only fitment source, and it is a catalog note rather than an engineering drawing.
- Whether every gas Elite 3500 part fits the battery model. Where the fitment line does not name the 72v, treat it as not confirmed.
How to order for a 72V
Find the part on the closest diagram
Use the Elite 3000 pump and pusher stem pages above to see the callout and name of the part you want.
Open the product page and read the fitment line
Confirm that it names the Elite 3500 72v. If it names only the gas Elite 3500 or only the 3000, stop there.
Phone if the line is silent
Call (713) 931-0006 with the model and the serial number from the sprayer, plus what it is doing. We would rather confirm a part than ship the wrong one.
Parts the catalog lists for the Elite 3500 72V:
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The Short Version
The Elite 3500 72V is a battery-powered sealed hydraulic sprayer, listed by Titan at 0.75 GPM, 3300 psi, a 0.027" tip and 150-200 gallons a week. Its pump and valve parts are matched in the catalog by fitment line, mostly to the Elite 3000 diagrams. Run time and charge time are not published, so confirm them with our parts team if they matter to your jobs.
Need a part for a 72V and the fitment line is unclear?
Call (713) 931-0006 with your model and serial number and our parts team will confirm the part before you order.
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