A misting system is not a fog of undiluted chemical. It is a short, scheduled cycle of a diluted mixture, and each of these decisions is made with your site in mind.
If a supplier cannot answer these, stop.
Most risk in any misting installation comes from operation, not from the design. Keep the concentrate locked and out of reach, never mix stronger than the label, keep the system on schedule rather than "running all afternoon", and service nozzles so the pattern stays even instead of pooling in one spot.
| Dilution | 1:50 – 1:100 as labelled |
|---|---|
| Typical cycle | 5–10 min, every 2–4 h |
| Droplet size | 15–40 μm |
| Operating pressure | 60–90 bar |
| Documentation | Safety data sheet supplied with shipped chemistry |
Figures are our published specification ranges (or general market conditions where stated). Final configuration is confirmed per project in the written quotation.
Send the area, the application and your destination port — itemised written quotation within one working day, no price list required.
Request a quotation Size my systemRe-entry timing is set by the product label for the concentrate you use, and we state it in the commissioning guide. Following the label and the scheduled cycle is what makes the system low-risk in normal family use.
For residential gardens, plant-derived and low-odour formulations are widely used and give good boundary protection when the cycle schedule matches mosquito activity. The published repellency figure for our system is ≥90% under normal conditions.
Tell us. Drift-sensitive features change nozzle placement, timing and sometimes the choice of formulation, and in some cases the right answer is not to install in that part of the garden at all.
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Automated outdoor mosquito control for gardens and outdoor dining
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Backyard-scale mosquito misting for smaller gardens
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