What happens if the water container gets empty? Does the pump burn out? Or it just tries to pump until water is added? Will it restart without user intervention after water is added? I want it plugged in 24/7 and the moment water is added it should pump, when it's empty it shouldn't burn out. Is this realistic?
Might be too late, but the water comes from a bucket you need and you will have to stick a object that comes with the misting package into the water and it'll do it's thing
@@sevengill5162 not sure but that’s what usual misters work I would just use a bucket, I would research a bit more if your gonna buy it since I never bought this prodvut
@@sevengill5162 Well, most misters are usually quite pricy, I once researched on misters but I stuck to just hand spraying instead. I would reccomend mist king form bio dude. Do some research before you get it since I don't want to convince you to buy a product that might not be right for you. I just recently figured out that, yes, you do need a bucket for the mister in this video
If you are worried about water getting everywhere around the enclosure, I suppose you just point the extruders in such a way that minimal amounts of water get away. I think you can also regulate the area that gets misted by adjusting the extruder head, as with a sprinkler. I've seen one guy on YT also building an enclosure for giant day geckos which had frontal mesh screen instead of glass and he just had to work out the best way to point the extruders. I think the best thing for you would be to fix the extruders directly in the middle of the vivarium ceiling pointing downward so it mists everything evenly with a minimal water leakage. Also have the enclosure stand on something which can get a little wet, so it doesn't rot or bend or rust, because with mesh screen you can never block all the water being sprinkled in, even with a manual sprinkler as the setup and tubing is considered, from what I've seen you just pull the mesh strings apart, making a small hole and you pull the tube through (you can secure it with some silicon then I suppose if you worry about animals escaping) I think that the lady from the YT channel "Leopard Gecko" has it done this way
You can set it to spray on a schedule up to 24 hours and spray up to 60 seconds. You can also push the mode button to manual spray or automatic, same button also turns off the machine.
Falls es irgendjemanden auf der Welt hilft: Man muss den Ring zurückdrücken und dann das Gegenstück rausziehen. Ähnlich wie bei einer Gartenschlauch- Kupplung.
Judging off your comment You used tap water... you found out the hard way not to use tap water by mineralization build up in your sprayer heads. Bad comment.
Does it still work ?
That dosnt just drench your tank? Also can we see how you have the water resivor set up? Amazing video
Te pasa que después de la aspersión quedan goteando las boquillas?
What if it's a glass enclosure
Well Done
How can i set this up for eyelash vipers?
Where did you get the mister from I just got frogs and would like to know lol
What happens if the water container gets empty? Does the pump burn out? Or it just tries to pump until water is added? Will it restart without user intervention after water is added? I want it plugged in 24/7 and the moment water is added it should pump, when it's empty it shouldn't burn out. Is this realistic?
Where did you get the glass top from?
I'm new to automated misters, great vid! Also do you have to supply your own tank for mister? Where is the water source coming from? Thanks again :)
Might be too late, but the water comes from a bucket you need and you will have to stick a object that comes with the misting package into the water and it'll do it's thing
@@KiwimasonSo i will need to additionally buy a reservoir if i buy this product?
@@sevengill5162 not sure but that’s what usual misters work I would just use a bucket, I would research a bit more if your gonna buy it since I never bought this prodvut
@@Kiwimason Do you know of any other reliable ones?
@@sevengill5162 Well, most misters are usually quite pricy, I once researched on misters but I stuck to just hand spraying instead. I would reccomend mist king form bio dude. Do some research before you get it since I don't want to convince you to buy a product that might not be right for you. I just recently figured out that, yes, you do need a bucket for the mister in this video
do you have an overflow system installed? cuz it will overflow if you keep it running without draining it. How do you drain it?
Is it really loud or something?
Does it work pretty good? And is the automation process easy? Also do you need your own pump for it? Good video, thanks for the information
Yeah it works good, for full automation you sort of need a large resivour to store alot of water and the pump is included!
if you have auto misting system, you don't need humidifier, do I understand correctly? Thank you! Yours look so good!!
yeah :D
Does it happen to you that after the sprinkling the nozzles are leaking?
Lo recomiendas?
you had to cut holes in the top of the tank?
Just got this and it’s bleeding when turned on anyone know how to get it to work?
Can you explain how you got the bulkhead off the nozzle? My Gecko and I would really appreciate it
Did you figure it out?
Same as a R.O. quick connection fitting...
Push button and pull (if you can't find the button, maybe explaining it isn't gonna help.)
I’ve got one but the nozzles are spraying out the water in one jet I’ve tried loosening and tightening the end nozzle but had no luck
Check ur hose connections make sure it's not loose, and you want a happy medium between snug and tight, lose gives it freedom to stream.
Still working nice?
Do you have any idea how to do a misting system for an enclosure that’s all mesh
If you are worried about water getting everywhere around the enclosure, I suppose you just point the extruders in such a way that minimal amounts of water get away. I think you can also regulate the area that gets misted by adjusting the extruder head, as with a sprinkler.
I've seen one guy on YT also building an enclosure for giant day geckos which had frontal mesh screen instead of glass and he just had to work out the best way to point the extruders. I think the best thing for you would be to fix the extruders directly in the middle of the vivarium ceiling pointing downward so it mists everything evenly with a minimal water leakage. Also have the enclosure stand on something which can get a little wet, so it doesn't rot or bend or rust, because with mesh screen you can never block all the water being sprinkled in, even with a manual sprinkler
as the setup and tubing is considered, from what I've seen you just pull the mesh strings apart, making a small hole and you pull the tube through (you can secure it with some silicon then I suppose if you worry about animals escaping)
I think that the lady from the YT channel "Leopard Gecko" has it done this way
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What is the schedule and frequency of the watering with the misting system?
You can set it to spray on a schedule up to 24 hours and spray up to 60 seconds.
You can also push the mode button to manual spray or automatic, same button also turns off the machine.
@@RyanStonedonCanadianGaming thanks for that - sorry that is not what I mean - what frequency is your one set up at? e.g. 30s every 5h everyday?
how loud is it
It’s about 13.4 loudness
Can this be used to mist my chickens in the chicken run?
Se podría
Und wie nimmt man die Sprühköpfe auseinenader um sie am Terrarium befestigen zu können???
Falls es irgendjemanden auf der Welt hilft: Man muss den Ring zurückdrücken und dann das Gegenstück rausziehen. Ähnlich wie bei einer Gartenschlauch- Kupplung.
Needs a lizard in there
Does anyone know how to get it to mist rather than spray out in a straight line 😂thanks!
Twist nozzle i think
thighten the nozzle
Nobody ever talks about how to take apart the sprinkler heads themselves bad vid
Literally what I came here for
Judging off your comment
You used tap water... you found out the hard way not to use tap water by mineralization build up in your sprayer heads.
Bad comment.
@@RyanStonedonCanadianGamingcan you use tap water but put repti safe in it
Wrong. Try reading before typing@@RyanStonedonCanadianGaming
@@Lauren-iy7igthe mineral content in most tap water will clog misting heads, use RO or distilled for misting