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All automated mosquito spray systems and companies aren’t created equal. We provide facts about the difference between all Automated Insect Misting Systems so you can be assured that our misting systems are the right choice for your backyard insect control.

Produce same mist every time – know what your dose is:

Without agitation, the active ingredients in the dilute insecticide tend to settle near the bottom or migrate to the top of the suspension. As a consequence, the concentration of the mix can change from mist cycle to mist cycle. And, in a hot stagnant drum, bacteria growth can comprise the insecticide and clog the filter. Every system we install has the ability to agitate the contents to ensure a consistent blend of active ingredients in every mist cycle. With our tankless systems, the dilute insecticide is dosed prior to every cycle so you know what the dose is before every cycle.

Protect against siphon:

If your misting system gets cuts or nicks in the systems tubing, or a fitting on a riser gets disturbed, it is possible for the dilute solution to slowly siphon out of the reservoir, unnoticed. That’s why every system we install is designed with a valve that isolates the nozzle circuit and prevents such an occurrence from ever happening.

Leak Detection

Unless its been engineered to recognize a leak and shut down, when the misting system starts up, it will pump dilute insecticide through the cut and not the nozzle circuit. All our systems have flow meters built in which are capable of recognizing if there’s a problem, and suspend operation of the unit until the leak can be repaired. This saves you from replacing costly insecticide due to an unnoticed leak.

Wind Sensor

Every system we install is designed to incorporate a wind sensor. The controller is programmed to check the wind speed before each scheduled mist cycle. If the wind is above a predetermined speed, it will than check the wind speed every minute for five minutes. If still above predetermined wind speed, the unit will go into hibernation until the next regularly scheduled mist cycle.

Multiple Zones

A single misting unit can power a practical maximum of around 60-70 nozzles. Placed every 12 feet, that translates into around 800 feet of protected perimeter. While that is sufficient for most homes, there are properties that demand many more nozzles. Our zone kit can effectively double the number of nozzles that a single unit can drive. Without the zone kit, a large installation would require multiple misting units which can be very costly.

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