Misting Systems

ProEco Products Misting Systems for Cooling are a great way to cool down outdoor areas such as patios, decks, and pools. They work by using atomized water droplets to lower the air temperature through flash evaporation. This process can lower the temperature by up to 30° F / 15° C.

There are three basic types of misting systems: low pressure, medium pressure, and high pressure. The type of system you need will depend on the size of the area you want to cool and the amount of cooling you need.

Low Pressure Systems
Low pressure misting systems are the most common type of system. They operate off of household water pressure and produce a fine mist. These systems are best suited for small areas, such as a patio or deck.

Medium Pressure Systems
Medium pressure misting systems use a pump to generate pressure. This allows them to produce a larger mist droplet. Medium pressure systems are best suited for larger areas, such as a pool or backyard.

High Pressure Systems
High pressure misting systems produce the best cooling results. They can be customized for nearly all locations and can lower the temperature by up to 30° F / 15° C. High pressure systems are often used in residential and commercial settings, such as restaurants and hotels.

Benefits of Misting Systems:

There are many benefits to using a misting system, including:

• Cooling: Misting systems can lower the air temperature by up to 30° F / 15° C, making them a great way to cool down on hot days.
• Humidity control: Misting systems can also help to control humidity levels, making the air more comfortable to breathe.
• Pest control: Misting systems can help to repel pests, such as mosquitoes and flies.
• Energy savings: Misting systems can help to reduce energy costs by lowering the need for air conditioning.

Installation and Maintenance

Misting systems are relatively easy to install. However, it is important to have the system installed by a qualified professional to ensure that it is done correctly. Misting systems also require regular maintenance, such as cleaning the nozzles and replacing the filters.