How much water does a misting system use?

The published ranges, per application

These are our own specification figures — not estimates. Note how much lower the cyclical applications are: mosquito and odor systems run in short cycles, so their consumption is measured per hour of operation rather than per minute.

The biggest lever is not the nozzles — it is the schedule

The same hardware can use half the water with better control logic.

• Zone it: run only the tables, halls or stockpiles in use rather than the whole site.
• Cycle, do not run continuously: for mosquito control, 5–10 minutes every 2–4 hours is the published cycle; continuous running wastes concentrate and water.
• Trigger on conditions: temperature, humidity or dust sensors start the system when it is needed, not on a fixed clock.
• Keep droplet size in range: undersized droplets drift away unused; oversized droplets wet surfaces and run off.

What that means for water supply

A domestic supply point is usually enough for terrace-scale cooling, but a large landscape fog or dust suppression installation is a different order of magnitude and needs a storage tank or a dedicated line. We calculate the supply requirement from your nozzle count and duty cycle and state it on the quotation — with the intake filtration (5 μm) specified at the same time so nozzles are protected.