How much water er hour does it use and what is the pressure required for misting to be a fine mist.
637023
I am sorry I cannot answer. This ended up being given as a gift so I do not know details. Sorry I cannot be of more help.
637024
There is no definite answer, but the unit is designed for regular consumer use. The standard water pressure for most residential are 35 to 80 psi. So anywhere in between would work. The misting nozzle used for this fan is a patented brass nozzle so it will produce fine mist regardless. We don't know how much water this unit uses.
637025
The minimum pressure for the system to mist is 35 psi. The higher the pressure the better the quality of the mist, though anything above 45 psi does a good job. There are 4 nozzles and each nozzle uses between .4 gallons per hour and .58 gallons per hour depending on the pressure. You may contact us at 1-800-330-0388 if any additional questions. Thanks.
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.
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.
46020
There's a stop valve ;it a bit awkward too operate! You don't have to use it but ;then u loose 15-20psi,just add fews psi that's why mist people do anyways!
39447
It is a cool mist humidifier. I have had one for a year now and would not buy another one. It is very large, very noisy and does not have a great system for refilling the water.
218496
A quick release only takes a minute or two. Letting the pressure come down naturally can take up to 20 minutes or more and a short quick release is still sometimes needed.
958212
It says 500 gallons per hour. There is a dial on the end of the pump that you should turn all the way to the right to make the pump flow higher. We used with a 15ft hose and had no problems with the pressure. Hope this helps.
1503186
Hi, I think it also depends on if you just have it on for humidity or if you have it on as diffuser. I have never had it 10/12 hours or if I did, very rarely. I had a regular diffuser that I bought not from amazon and that one truly lasts. its called the premium whisper diffuser off abundanthealth. This one is ok, but isn't exactly how I would have wanted it to work. takes more ti fill and clean where as the other one I had was quite a sinch. Anyway, sometimes the wate lasts a bit longer than 3 hours, but rarely the 10/12 hours. Maybe I am doing something wrong on my end. Hope I helped some. Hi, I think it also depends on if you just have it on for humidity or if you have it on as diffuser. I have never had it 10/12 hours or if I did, very rarely. I had a regular diffuser that I bought not from amazon and that one truly lasts. its called the premium whisper diffuser off abundanthealth. This one is ok, but isn't exactly how I would have wanted it to work. takes more ti fill and clean where as the other one I had was quite a sinch. Anyway, sometimes the wate lasts a bit longer than 3 hours, but rarely the 10/12 hours. Maybe I am doing something wrong on my end. Hope I helped some.
797470
Depends on the number if fittings you install. I would think for 5 tips the most you would need would be 30 liters per hour.
1856440
I'm not sure but I think is a gallon each. The owner manual does not say. Both tanks full can last 24 hours of mist. This is the number if you want to contact them for a better answer: 800-477-0457
1251616
You need to press a mist button to start the diffuser and it will run 60 minutes for push on mist one, 120 min for press twice, 180 min for press three, press four time on mist it will run until the water out or very low and it will automatic stop if water is very low. If you want to stop diffuser, just press mist button five times. This diffuser can not set up automatic time turn on. I do not have time to search what diffuser has set up the time for you but I think you can try use the set up timer entire power lights and household for the diffuser. I do not know it work or not. Sorry can not help you for second question. Hope you find the diffuser has timer set up. You need to press a mist button to start the diffuser and it will run 60 minutes for push on mist one, 120 min for press twice, 180 min for press three, press four time on mist it will run until the water out or very low and it will automatic stop if water is very low. If you want to stop diffuser, just press mist button five times. This diffuser can not set up automatic time turn on. I do not have time to search what diffuser has set up the time for you but I think you can try use the set up timer entire power lights and household for the diffuser. I do not know it work or not. Sorry can... » Read More You need to press a mist button to start the diffuser and it will run 60 minutes for push on mist one, 120 min for press twice, 180 min for press three, press four time on mist it will run until the water out or very low and it will automatic stop if water is very low. If you want to stop diffuser, just press mist button five times. This diffuser can not set up automatic time turn on. I do not have time to search what diffuser has set up the time for you but I think you can try use the set up timer entire power lights and household for the diffuser. I do not know it work or not. Sorry can not help you for second question. Hope you find the diffuser has timer set up. « Show Less
354815
I wouldn't recommend this one. It broke within weeks of our ordering it. Could have been a bad unit but it didn't last long. Also, as I recall the mist was low.
328644
It is actually a pretty fine mist. I use it to water my air plants at work and it works very well for that.
1499199
Unfortunately it is not that advanced. It only has two settings one for constant flow and the other for spurts of mists. The reservoir is too small to make it through a full night
1647464
You should be fine, maybe add just a touch more water. Roughly the same amount of water will be used, the 15 second intervals of misting just have longer gaps between on the longer cycles. There does seem to be an inconsistency to the amount of water that gets used, but I feel like that has more to do with the amount of moisture in the air, than the length of the cycle. I run mine on the 7 hour cycle regularly, and I continues to mist the whole time, but uses approximately the same amount of water as when I run the one or three hour cycles.
251798
This unit has 3 levels of operating. If it is on the highest setting, it better be at least 10' off the floor or it will soak the floor. I have a 2 bedroom condo and I keep ours on low. It is on top of a bookshelf(5' up) and the misting is no problem. On the medium setting our floor will stay dry also. But on high, oh boy. It puts out a ton of misting on high. Also, on low it will go approx. 36 hours. On medium it will last approx. 18-20 hours. We never have left ours on high for any length of time so not sure how long it would last but would assume approx 10-12 hours at best. Hope this may help. LRE This unit has 3 levels of operating. If it is on the highest setting, it better be at least 10' off the floor or it will soak the floor. I have a 2 bedroom condo and I keep ours on low. It is on top of a bookshelf(5' up) and the misting is no problem. On the medium setting our floor will stay dry also. But on high, oh boy. It puts out a ton of misting on high. Also, on low it will go approx. 36 hours. On medium it will last approx. 18-20 hours. We never have left ours on high for any length of time so not sure how long it would last but would assume approx 10-12 hours at best. Hope this may... » Read More This unit has 3 levels of operating. If it is on the highest setting, it better be at least 10' off the floor or it will soak the floor. I have a 2 bedroom condo and I keep ours on low. It is on top of a bookshelf(5' up) and the misting is no problem. On the medium setting our floor will stay dry also. But on high, oh boy. It puts out a ton of misting on high. Also, on low it will go approx. 36 hours. On medium it will last approx. 18-20 hours. We never have left ours on high for any length of time so not sure how long it would last but would assume approx 10-12 hours at best. Hope this may help. LRE « Show Less
891565
I double checked the spray width this morning...it rangews with the single brass nozzle, from a single stream all the way to a mist.. practical watering might be a three foot wide adjustment... It's be nice for someone to manufacture a unit like this with that used a can of compressed air for the pressure... Hand pumping has to be done over every few minutes of use.
2224860
Don't buy one. It's loud it mists up a room with I don't know what. Oil and moisture. I was using it for stabilizing wood. Ended up using my vacuum press unit instead. Worked much better.