Scenario solution
Zone-based misting for semi-open dining areas, planned around wind rather than floor area.
| Suitable area | Measured by field (typical: 200-800 m2) |
|---|---|
| Zones | 4 zones |
| Control | Zone interlock |
| Lead time | By configuration and release confirmation |
Cooling a terrace is a wind problem, not a pump problem. Fog that is blown away wets the guests; sites with a stable wind direction need a leading curtain, while shifting wind needs short, low-level bursts.
Seats against a wall and seats in the open feel completely different. Zoning lets the exposed side run first and the sheltered side later, so the space stays comfortable without soaking the floor.
MYF-7001
70 bar plunger-pump host with multi-zone control, built for garden fog and greenhouse humidification.
Nozzle selection matched to droplet size and coverage, in stainless steel or engineering plastics.
Runs misting by zone and schedule, with local manual override.
Nozzle Putting up along the shed or pole, off the ground 2.5-3.5 m, avoid lamps and plugs
Supervisors put up walls and empty valves, and can put them out cold in winter.
Water intake needs configuration filtering, water pressure and flow are confirmed by product information sheet
The control cabinet needs a rainproof and independent circuit.
Delivery range: host unit, nozzle, pipe, control cabinet and debugging Without pre-burial, municipal water access and electrical construction
Installation of altitude and location based on site survey
Debug zoning time slot and fog confirmation, excluding late-stage materials