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Droplet size (measured in microns) is the biggest factor that decides whether a misting system cools effectively, stays airborne, or ends up causing wet floors, wet leaves, or uneven coverage. Two nozzles can have similar flow rates, but if their droplet size is different, the results will look completely different on-site. This guide helps you […]

If you’re planning a low pressure misting system for polyhouse, water consumption is usually the first practical concern—especially when the system runs automatically on fixed timer cycles and temperature/RH triggers. The good news is: water use is easy to calculate and easy to control once you know your nozzle flow rate and total ON time. […]

Outdoor heat can make patios, terraces, queues, and work zones uncomfortable fast. The two most common options people consider are a regular fan and a mist fan. They may look similar, but they cool in very different ways. This guide explains how each works, where each performs best, and how to choose the right option […]

Choosing the right mist fan depends on your space size, how often you will use it, and how strong the airflow needs to be. A fan that works for a balcony at home may not be enough for a restaurant patio or a factory floor. This guide explains how to choose the best mist fan […]

If you’re planning to cool an outdoor or semi-open area, you’ll hear two common options: low-pressure misting and high-pressure misting. They both use water + airflow, but they feel very different in real use. The right choice depends on: Quick Answer (Easy Choice Guide) Choose low-pressure if you want a simple setup using tap pressure, […]

Mist fans are simple machines, but small issues like clogged nozzles or wrong placement can reduce cooling. The good news: most problems have easy fixes. This blog covers the most common mist fan problems and what you can do to solve them. 1) Mist Is Not Coming (No Mist Output) Possible causes Solutions 2) Mist […]

An HVLS fan means High Volume, Low Speed fan. It is a large ceiling fan made to move a lot of air at a slow speed.Unlike small fast fans that blow air in a narrow area, an HVLS fan creates wide and gentle airflow that covers large spaces. HVLS fans are commonly used in: Most […]

When summer heat is too much, a normal fan may not feel enough. A mist fan helps more because it blows air and adds a light water mist. This can make the area feel cooler, especially in outdoor or open spaces. This blog explains what a mist fan is, how it works, and when it […]

A mist fan works best when the fan blades are clean, the tank is fresh, and the nozzles are not clogged. Simple maintenance also helps prevent bad smell, weak mist, and wet floors. Use this easy checklist to keep your mist fan running smoothly. What You Need (Simple Tools) Safety first: Always switch off power […]