Wall-Mounted Fine Mist Disinfection System

• Wall-mounted modular atomizing units
• 5-nozzle standard configuration
• 10-nozzle high-capacity configuration
• Fine mist personnel disinfection passage
• Optional anti-freeze configuration
• Integrated installation for farm biosecurity entrances

• Fine Mist Atomization: Produces a distributed mist for more uniform coverage throughout the disinfection passage.
• 5 or 10 Spray Heads: Two standard capacity options are available for different passage sizes and operating requirements.
• 6 or 12 L/h Output: Atomization capacity can be selected according to the required system configuration.
• Wall-Mounted Design: Keeps equipment away from the walking area and reduces floor-space requirements.
• Anti-Freeze Option: A cold-weather configuration is available for installations exposed to low-temperature conditions.
• Wide Input Voltage: Designed for 160–260 V, 50 Hz electrical supply.
• Low Standby Consumption: Standby power is approximately 4 W or 8 W depending on configuration.
• Modular Installation: Spray units can be arranged along the passage according to site dimensions.
• Biosecurity Application: Suitable for controlled personnel entry points in commercial livestock production facilities.

• Pig farm personnel entrances
• Poultry farm biosecurity passages
• Cattle and dairy farm access points
• Breeding center controlled entrances
• Veterinary and quarantine facilities
• Farm changing-room exits and transition zones
• Feed mill and agricultural facility entrances
• Commercial livestock farm biosecurity systems

• Determine the number and position of atomizing units according to passage width, height and required coverage.
• Secure all wall-mounted components firmly to a suitable supporting surface.
• Confirm that the electrical supply meets the specified 160–260 V, 50 Hz requirement.
• Use only compatible liquids and disinfectants approved for the intended application.
• Prepare disinfectant solutions strictly according to the chemical manufacturer's dilution instructions.
• Check spray heads regularly and clean them when atomization becomes uneven.
• Flush the liquid lines with clean water when required to reduce deposits and blockage.
• Use the anti-freeze configuration where installation conditions require low-temperature protection.
• Inspect tubing, electrical connections and mounting points periodically.
• Switch off electrical power before servicing or dismantling any component.

Q: What configurations are available?
A: The system is available with 5 or 10 spray heads, with standard and anti-freeze versions available.

Q: What is the atomization capacity?
A: The 5-head configuration provides approximately 6 L/h, while the 10-head configuration provides approximately 12 L/h.

Q: What electrical supply is required?
A: The specified input range is 160–260 V at 50 Hz.

Q: Is an anti-freeze version available?
A: Yes. Both 5-head and 10-head systems can be supplied in anti-freeze configurations for appropriate installation conditions.

Q: Where is this system normally installed?
A: It is commonly installed at controlled personnel entrances, farm biosecurity passages and other access-control transition zones.

Q: Can the system be customized for different passage sizes?
A: Yes. The number, spacing and layout of atomizing units can be selected according to site dimensions and project requirements.

Q: Can any disinfectant be used?
A: No. Only disinfectants approved for the intended application and compatible with the equipment should be used at the concentration specified by the chemical manufacturer.

Q: Is regular maintenance required?
A: Yes. Spray heads, tubing, electrical connections and liquid-contact components should be inspected and cleaned regularly to maintain stable atomization.