Brass Fittings for Irrigation System Nozzles Metal End Cap Plug

The only maintenance required for a properly designed misting system is a periodic cleaning of the nozzles and an annual check-up for the pump. This check-up may include adding or changing of the oil and tightening or replacing of fan belts (only on the pulley driven pump models), and changing of the filter cartridge. Misting fan systems require very little maintenance. We do recommend some preventative care and cleaning for the nozzles.

Cleaning Nozzles - Replace or clear obstructed or clogged nozzles. Nozzles may be cleared by scraping the stainless steel end with flat surface of a knife or screwdriver. To remove nozzle, turn in counter-clockwise direction. Nozzles may be routinely cleaned by soaking in solution of LIME AWAY or CLR overnight. Rinse thoroughly after soaking. Replace nozzle by turning in clockwise direction until snug.

Yes, of course. Let us help you to design the right misting system for you. Send to us an email with description, drawings, pictures of the area you want to cool/mist and we'll send you a quote for free.

Low-Pressure Misting Systems operate between 40 and 100 psi, typically found on outdoor patios. Mid-Pressure Misting Systems operate between 100 and 250 psi, suited for backyard and patio misting. High Pressure Misting Systems operate between 800 and 1200 psi, working effectively in both low and high levels of humidity, creating the most BTUs and dropping temperature between 25 and 35 degrees Fahrenheit without making you wet.

This will vary depending on the size of the system and the number of nozzles to be used.