FAQs - Mist Works - Event Misting Systems

How much temperature reduction can I expect with a high pressure mist system with fans?

Mist cooling is extra effective in drier, low humidity regions, like Arizona and Nevada—think Las Vegas “dry heat” (up to a 30 degree drop!).

We have tweaked our install method to work extremely effectively in higher humidity (40%-80%) places like the Southern states of Louisiana, Florida, Mississippi and Georgia for up to 20 degree temperature reduction! Without fans, you rely on Mother Nature's breeze.

When humidity levels hit over 80%, the effectiveness is slightly diminished, and you can expect temperature drops up to 10 degrees.

Is the misting pump loud?

What kind of maintenance does a misting system require?

Regular maintenance will help you avoid costly repairs. We service most of our clients in the Southern States 1–2 times a year for spring and winter service. In between spring and winter, we offer service as well.

Our main services include:
SPRING Start-up Service:

Service pump unit
Fine tune pump unit
Flush systems
Clean or replace clogged nozzles
Service fittings
Service all lines and components
Check lines for wear
Restore system to operation
Pressure test system
Report any issues to Client

WINTERIZING – Shut-down Service:

Service pump unit
Air flush atomizing lines
Change pump oil if needed
Drain filter canisters and replace filter cartridges if needed
Drain water from pump
Turn off power and water to pump
Winterize pump
Tag pump with ‘Do Not Use’ label for safety

Can I adjust the pressure on the pump?

How often should my filters be changed?

Filter changes will depend on your water quality. It could be 6 months before you need to change them, or 3 weeks. This will be determined over time as you check them every week to start with, after installation.

Filters should be white to start and will turn brown as they collect sediment.

If filters are too dirty or clogged, they don't allow water through, and your misting pump will not turn on if you have a pressure switch. If you do not have a pressure switch, your pump will run without water and may incur severe damaged.

I have “HARD” water and/or high mineral content in my water, is there something special I need for my system?

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