XDDIAS Fan Misting Kit for Outdoor Misting Cooling System with 19.67FT (6M) Misting Line+6 Nozzle+A Faucet Adapter DIY Cool Patio Breeze Fan Misters for Any Outdoor Fans

In a nutshell, The unit was purchased so that our deck would be more usable in hot and dry temperatures. Can it be made to Without a doubt. If there's a slight breeze, it makes it fairly pleasant to spend the day in the shade on a 100 F (37 c) day. As I mentioned before, I ran some tests on our "gallons per hour" consumption, which may disappoint you if you are experiencing a severe drought as we are. Before I address the unit itself, let me first explain what it is. Despite this, it comes with a lot more mister heads (30) than you will likely The deck we have covered is 20x20, so we only covered half of it. Then only six heads would be necessary, spaced approximately 36 inches apart Approximately 9 meters) apart.

The nozzles and fittings are easy to install, well put together and watertight. As well, I think this is a better system than several of the predecessors Since nozzle location can be easily adapted to your particular situation, assembled options are more flexible. Besides the clamps and cable ties needed to hold the tubing in place, the kit also includes a The following additions might be of interest to you 1 .
Make sure you obtain a Y adapter that has separate valves so you can attach this to your hose and still utilize it. 3.
A) 1/4 compression valves (see figure The third part. If you do not have 1/4 irrigation tubing already, invest in some of it (which is cheaper), and some 1/4 tubing plugs. You might also want a range of 1/4 irrigation tubing connectors. The fourth paragraph. Although the cable clamps supplied are black, so they match the color of the chairs, the brad nails that come with them are not really long enough to secure the part on which you most want to put them, which It's possible that the image(s) 3 and 4 could be The screws needed are 5" #4. This is 5. I wanted to use some ties that were longer and thicker. There is nothing to be found in (Image 2)—these are the items not presented There are only two plugs and no valve at this point in time. Using myself as an example, I ran the tube over 25 feet (9. I find it a bit inconvenient to have to walk off the deck to turn on and off the hose bib. From the deck, I was able to turn on and off the misters using a 1/4 compression valve that I had on hand. It is convenient for you. Additionally, the valve can be used to reduce water consumption by lowering the pressure a little bit. would just like to see a black valve to match the other There are two ends, thirty compression T fittings, thirty nozzles, and two 90 degree elbows in the kit. That seems like more than enough, except that you may find you have quite a few 90 degree bends to accommodate, and the 2 90 degree bends supplied aren't sufficient. In a few cases, you can make the Ts into 90 degree bends, or as Ts, but you need to cap off the legs that will not be used. It is at this point where only two caps become problematic. If the mister head is disabled, you may also want to turn it off. It would come in handy to have another cap in such a situation. Using 1/4 drip irrigation hose with end plugs as caps was the solution I came up with. If you end up with a relatively large area to cover, you might also find it useful to have separate runs (with their own individual valves). The heads use a lot of water. How much do they The volume of a A maximum of eight litres) per hour. About 6 gallons of water are used per hour by 6 heads. Following are the steps I take to determine the flow rate. To find out how long it takes for a 5 gallon bucket to fill, I connected six heads to a cord and put them in You have 45 minutes left. Therefore, they use about 1 gallon of water per mister per hour A 8 liter per hour flow rate). Lastly, you should consider that if there is a slight breeze, the cooling mist may blow far from where you intend it to be when installed approximately 7 to 12 feet away from the point of installation Then in 21' Three to three As it turns out, after I installed the misters on the hot side of our deck/pavilion, I realize I need to run a second string around our ceiling fan to distribute the mist. That's my next project since I have PLENTY of spare heads left. There is one last, but perhaps most important thing to note, when the machine is first started, there may be a high pitch screech until all of the air is purged from the line. The good news is that the.

Joziah O'Brien

| May 01, 2021

The diameter of the hose was then extended onto the pergola by connecting it to a water filter. To hold the hose in place, tie it every 18 inches using zip ties. In the third step, the misters were installed every two A fourth step was to install an elbow with the end plug for terminating It was easier to install the mister hose first and secure it, then follow it with the installation of the hose.

Eden BROWNE

| Jun 30, 2021

Each and every. As a. This is how. That's so cool. The quality of the work is impressive. It reminds me of a misting system I had from a major store ten years ago that has finally begun breaking. It wasn't anywhere near as good and I abused it, so I am confident this one will last a long time to come. That is to say, sharks- Do you insert the bite push pull I am in awe of how convenient and cool this is. Is there the option to do threading for standard household faucets or for more substantial outdoor valves? The mist can be adjusted as well, which is nice. I guess this is how five stars look.

Matteo Arroyo

| Dec 11, 2020

The item worked great for one day on the patio when it was over 100 degrees, but the parts started shattering and water poured out of them. It is not possible to replace the As a result of the high temperatures, I had to duck tape broken parts to prevent them from falling apart. It would be nice if pieces of the puzzle did not cease.

Beckham Eaton

| Feb 18, 2021

When I first bought it, I was skeptical because of its price. It is surprising to find that many of these positions are advertised online. It was a fairly simple process Using cup hooks under the eaves is a good idea. In addition. The hose splitter I bought works well. The result was an even more functional system! Taking it all into account. It's an A I like it a lot. This is especially astounding when I compare it to a professionally installed one my buddy got at a cost of over $1000!.

Messiah Valdez

| Sep 26, 2020

It was extremely My life had been in a rut. You get everything you need to install it regardless of your set up at this great price! It has a length of tubing and everything you need to install it! The items I needed to buy were already in my cart. There are even items that are extra if the installation is done It is very easy to put together. It was easy to install on my own within an hour. The MISTER can only be adjusted in the negative direction, there is no way to adjust the rate of the stream. MISTAKE! IT WAS ONLY A FINE MISTAKE! It meets the needs I have, but is not perfect.

Gemma Stone

| Jan 24, 2021

I used it for just one day and it burst open and couldn't be repaired. In order to use our system, we need to go to a hardware store and purchase a piece of equipment. When I realized this was a cheap system, I would have bought it from the local store to avoid.

Jadiel Costa

| Feb 23, 2021

I like the way the nozzles work so far and it was very easy to install. It is only advised to install fewer nozzles first, and to then add more as needed. Rather than having an outside dining table without a canopy, we installed one 10' long by 10' wide. I thought three misters on each side was way too many for a table that only rained after I was able to remove the extra nozzles easily, and I purchased coupling inserts that had been intended for drip irrigation to replace them with To align the tubing, turn the handle clockwise.

Corbin Everett

| Sep 06, 2020