Nature’s Cooling Micro-Climate
High-pressure cold mist systems replicate the refreshing feeling of mountain forests. By atomizing water into micro-droplets 10 microns in size, we achieve rapid cooling of up to 8°C. Ideal for outdoor restaurants and ecological parks.
Immersive Environments
Refreshing Architecture with Nature
Landscape Aesthetics
Create ethereal fog-filled walkways and mystical gardens.
Outdoor Dining
Reduce surface temperatures by up to 8°C in open-air cafes.
Dust Suppression
Manage dust levels on sites while cooling large crowds.
10μm
Fine Droplets
Instantly evaporating mist without wetting surfaces.
1000
PSI Pressure
Consistent industrial grade misting power.
UV-C
Purification
Triple filtration and sterilization for pure mist.
-20°C
Auto-Drain
Self-protecting system against winter freezing.
Invite the Forest into Your Space
Request a free thermal simulation to see how our mist systems lower your venue heat index.
Cold Mist Systems Procurement Planning
Choose a mist system around water quality, nozzle duty and the surrounding conditions. A visible mist effect is not a guaranteed temperature reduction; cooling performance depends on humidity, wind and placement.
Coverage and environmental conditions
- Provide mist-line length, nozzle elevation, occupied areas, wind exposure and seasonal temperature and relative humidity.
- Clarify whether the priority is decorative fog, localized cooling or both, and set acceptable surface wetting boundaries.
Pump, nozzle and filtration match
- Request each proposed nozzle orifice, flow rate and required working pressure, with the pump operating point and total simultaneous nozzle count.
- Use a source-water analysis to agree filtration, scale control and nozzle-material compatibility; do not select treatment by a generic micron claim alone.
Pipework and operating cycles
- Confirm pipe pressure rating, isolation zones, anti-drip arrangements and the flushing and drainage layout.
- Agree run and pause cycles, environmental controls and water-hygiene procedures with the responsible site operator.
Commissioning and maintenance
- Record pressure at the operating zones, nozzle uniformity, drift and wetting during the agreed site conditions.
- Specify filter service intervals, nozzle-cleaning methods, replacement parts and seasonal drain-down requirements.
Use our project brief checklist to assemble the drawings and operating requirements, or request a site-specific engineering review.