The Greenworks is certified by the Pressure Washer Manufacturers Association, which means its pressure and flow were rated under a standard method. That matters because many electric washers quote a maximum PSI that the pump only reaches under particular conditions. At 1800 PSI and 1.1 GPM it delivers about 1,980 cleaning units, which is a believable figure for a machine this size.
Compared with the Westinghouse ePX3100 at 2300 max PSI and 1.76 max GPM, the headline numbers are lower but the specification is plainer. The Westinghouse maximum GPM occurs at the lowest pressure, so its two peaks do not coexist, while the Greenworks figures describe the machine as rated.
Ownership is simple: no engine, no fuel and no oil. Drain the pump before freezing weather and keep the inlet filter clean. It is the right choice for cars, patio furniture and light deck cleaning. Because it is certified, you can cross-check its figures against other certified units from any brand, which is rare among budget electrics.
What works
- PWMA certified rating
- Stated pressure and flow
- No engine upkeep
- Established brand
Watch out for
- Light duty for driveways
- Lower flow than the Westinghouse maximum
Spec sheet
- Pressure
- 1800 PSI
- Flow
- 1.1 GPM
- Certification
- PWMA certified
- Cleaning units
- About 1980
- Power
- Corded electric






