How many microns is the mist coming out?
787325
The position MIST , one of 8 , has 3 small orifices that sprays water. Hope it helps.
1913851
It is very fine, not sure of the micron. A great product, we use it regularly
666172
Both of my filters said 5 micron molded into the top of filter. I was expecting 30 micron.
1191418
We would suggest you purchasing a larger one from other vendor. Find a diffuser that can disperse mist in the rate of 40 ml/hr or more (you may still need two). This mist disperse rate of this SmileyDaisy model is at 20 ml/hr on average . However, keep in mind, most, if not all, models of the ultrasonic diffusers in the market work pretty much the same. The aroma would come out in the first hour. After that it's dispersing water (very little aroma, it functions more like a humidifier). This is because generally, the oil is lighter than water. Besides, the larger the mist disperse rate, the louder the engine.
986565
It is a cool mist. The well only holds about 3 oz. maybe. However I do like the way it looks. It just doesn't last long.
416402
I just measured mine with a Micrometer and it is .220 mils. I'm very happy with it.
2020769
I can't verify the information, but 12 micron (as reported by Diane M) is equal to 0.47 mil (0.012mm = 0.00047 inches)
160379
The mist should be at about room temperature. Could feel a little cooler as it evaporates on your skin.
413202
2 Microns. Not enough to filter out viruses, or even all bacteria. (Though the seller will tell you that those are killed by the iodine.)I see that the seller has changed the format of the page to be more intelligible, and now answers that question in plain sight, rather than buried in the middle of a dense text-storm like it was when I looked at it. Probably you too.
637026
Here is the answer from factory:The minimum pressure for the system to mist is 35 psi (the average in the US is about 60 psi with the highest being around 100 psi). The higher the pressure the better the quality of the mist, though anything above 45 psi does a good job. Each nozzle uses between 0.4 gallons per hour and 0.58 gallons per hour depending on the pressure.
2284764
the manual states that it pulls down to 30 microns, but that would be dependant of some factors such as your local barometric pressure and what your using it for
1133751
I never saw any mist come out but I did smell the vapor. Like some of the others have mentioned this doesn't serve he purpose of neither a dehumidifier or an air cleaner...it probably puts out maybe 2 tablespoons of water per day. To answer your question, unfortunately I would probably have to say yes it's normal.
1085842
Not sure the microns. I bought this over a year ago very happy with it. It has no problem pulling the vacuum down to the lowest reading on the set of gauges that I have.
1647353
Not surprised. Mine isn't producing much mist and I expect it will quit any day now. Unhappy with this purchase and not cheap. I would send it back or email the manufacturer.
2191725
It is between 250 and 500mL, I will have to check when I have it in front of me
1238369
Yes, it has 3 speeds: slow, medium and fast . The only thing is the misting is really ineffective. It shows mist but you do not feel it. I only use it as a fan.
1461817
No, just continuous, 1 min and 3 min. The mist is so fine that even setting on 3min on, 3 min off, doesn't overwhelm the room. It's just the right amount for my 9x 14 space.