How do misting systems work? Basically, these systems spray a fine mist a by using a high pressure pump and tubing to force water through tiny nozzles that are usually made of brass, ceramic or stainless steel. The nozzle itself has an orifice of only about 5 micrometers – a really small hole (about the size of a human hair) that turns the water into a very fine mist. The water droplets that are produced are so small that that they evaporate instantaneously. This evaporation then cools the surrounding air, lowering it by as much as 35 degrees Fahrenheit in just seconds.

Outdoor misting systems can be used for a variety of purposes. They can be installed around the perimeter of patios, where they can turn the area from an unusable hot space in the summer to a more resort-like sanctuary. Other uses include keeping a greenhouse with orchids or other plants much cooler so that they can grow at optimum conditions. These misting systems can also keep family pets and livestock cool and refreshed, preventing them from dehydrating or suffering heat strokes. Outdoor misting systems can also control insects and odors, and are commonly used in zoos and farms.

Outdoor misting systems are extremely popular in both humid and dry climates, and are less expensive to install and operate than traditional air conditioning. Many industrial facilities are choosing to install misting systems in worker break areas, to keep employees happy and refreshed while also lowering heat stress levels and making the work environment safer at the same time.

If you’re looking for a way to cool your patio, greenhouse, livestock, restaurant or bar effectively, then you should consider getting outdoor misting systems.