Can this be used with misting systems? My water pressure is too weak. http://www.amazon.com/Estone-Outdoor-...
238151
Yes it will work perfect for a misting. It's just the right amount of pressure
1349467
Light mist. Shouldn't be a problem if you don't leave under direct spray for an extended period of time. It's water. I use my cell phone, lap top, etc. on our patio while it's on - surrounded but not directly under.
1349469
You can as the mist is fairly light, yet refreshing. I would just be careful about complete saturation. Most newer phones that are water resistant have no problems.
1283509
If you overfill it, it doesn't produce mist and therefor the water level doesn't go down. Also, make sure you are using tap water, or as the hilariously translated directions say, water derived from the pipes.
1167628
Thank you for your email to Hammacher Schlemmer. Unfortunately, the Misting Fan cannot be connected to Kitchen or bathroom sink. This item is to be used outdoors. I apologize for the inconvenience. If you need further assistance please contact us. Thank you.
735511
I would say no unless you are running a couple hundred 1 GPH drippers. You need to be moving some water for this part to work. It worked well for me with a rain bird garden sprinkler, a oscillating sprinkler and the Latest set up of 20 ten GPH micro sprinklers. If you want something that works with drip tape or low flow application go with the EZ FLO. that will work down to 10 GPH regulator inline.
131807
I would think so, mine is connected to a hose, then the faucet. There just needs to be pressure in the line. I wanted to run mine off my rain barrel, doesn't work. There needs to be some water pressure, to get the soaker hose to work.
1414227
Yes, but the out put of air would be too small. This mister works best at spraying at one person or a small group around a table. If I was to buy one again for outdoor use, I'd go for the ones that connect to the hose and swing back and forth with a big fan. The Soleus Air I use mostly indoors to save on AC cost. My setup; I have a boxfan at the window blowing fresh dry air into room. About 7 feet away from me is the soleus blowing mist directly at me. I have it set for minimum mist so there is not much cooling but nothing gets wet either. As the day gets hotter, I add more mist. Be careful. too much mist will wet the furniture. But even if it does some days are just too hot to worry about the furniture and I blast the mist! I usually cycle 30 minutes on then 30 minutes off to let the humidity dry out of the air and that is also enough time for any wetness in furniture to dry up also. Also, the higher you can place the unit the less chance of things getting wet by the mist. A few improvements they can do. #1 have the air osculate by placing moving vertical fins in front. #2 have horizontal fans to direct air upwards or downwards. Increase water tank to 5 gallons.
1158179
i cant say for sure but the user manual says to keep away from humidity so if your diffuse releases mist then i wouldn't chance it, but you could always ask the manufacturer for the answer, they should know since they made it & using amazon website with details on the product there is a pdf file you could open with the manual that you can actually see which may be useful to answer your question.
1256194
Hi. I am having the exact same problem. The instructions indicate that this pressure valve will stop spraying once the system "pressurizes" -- but, that time never comes. I won't be able to use this product because of this . . . anyone?
994987
It does work and looks awesome when in use under the right conditions. The only downset is that in Florida I get a sea breeze and it can be stronger than the misting, and the mist itself gets blown away. If you have a constant breeze I wouldn't recommend this product.
548788
It depends how large the area is. If it is up to 10 feet, it may work. But then you don't need to buy a misting fan.
1376439
I wouldn't unless you have strong hand muscles. It is hard to use the trigger...only room for two fingers. And, with the viscosity of oil being higher than water, I would think you would need some pretty stronger fingers. The spray can give you a nice mist, though. The mistake with this sprayer is the two finger trigger. Hope this has helped.
2159522
The flow is heavier than "misting", but I just use it lightly. Works for me!
649098
my experience is that it does not work very well with low water pressure when there is too many sprinkler. But I guess it should work well if you are using dripping systems.
147127
I don't think it would work for even something that fine. It is designed to spray mist.
1363682
We also felt that the pressure is low, but we decided to leave this as is for water savings. Send your request to manufacturer, Phister Customer's Service is exellent. (they helped us more then expected, sent us a lot of spare details without any charge). Good luck