Wall-Mounted Personnel Fine Mist Disinfection System

The Wall-Mounted Personnel Fine Mist Disinfection System is a fixed modular biosecurity solution designed for controlled personnel entrances, farm hygiene passages and personnel transition zones.

Multiple atomizing modules are installed along the wall to distribute fine mist throughout a defined passage, supporting more consistent contact with exposed surfaces of protective clothing and footwear while keeping the main equipment clear of the walking path.

The system is particularly suitable for commercial pig farms, poultry farms, cattle operations, breeding centers, veterinary facilities, feed mills and agricultural projects where personnel hygiene is integrated into the overall farm biosecurity design.

• Fine Mist Atomization: Multiple spray heads distribute compatible treatment solutions throughout the designated personnel passage.
• 5- or 10-Head Configurations: Spray head quantity can be selected according to passage dimensions and project requirements.
• Wall-Mounted Design: Keeps equipment away from the primary walking route and reduces floor-space requirements.
• Distributed Spray Coverage: Multiple atomizing points help create a more evenly configured treatment zone than a single spray location.
• Modular Construction: Spray modules, liquid lines and mounting positions can be arranged according to the farm's architectural layout.
• Anti-Freeze Option: Cold-weather configurations are available for suitable low-temperature installations.
• Compact Farm Integration: Suitable for personnel entrances, changing-room transitions and controlled biosecurity checkpoints.
• Simple Fixed Installation: Wall mounting provides a clear and organized equipment arrangement for permanent farm facilities.
• Commercial Farm Application: Designed for repeated use within livestock production and agricultural biosecurity workflows.
• Project-Based Configuration: Electrical configuration, nozzle quantity, spacing and layout can be customized according to project requirements.

• Wall-Mounted Atomizing Modules: Individual modules provide distributed fine mist application along the personnel passage.
• Fine Mist Spray Heads: Atomizing outlets convert the prepared liquid into fine droplets.
• Liquid Supply Lines: Interconnected tubing distributes the working solution to each spray module.
• Liquid Connection Assembly: Connectors and fittings provide stable connections between the supply line and atomizing modules.
• Wall Support Structure: Mounting components secure the equipment to an appropriate structural wall surface.
• Electrical Control Components: Power and control components operate the selected atomization configuration.
• Optional Anti-Freeze Components: Available for installations exposed to lower ambient temperatures.
• Modular Pipe Arrangement: Pipe routing can be coordinated with passage width, length, doors and personnel circulation.

The system supplies a prepared and compatible liquid solution through a distribution line to multiple atomizing modules installed along the personnel passage.

Each spray head converts the liquid into fine droplets and disperses the mist into the designated treatment zone. As personnel move through the controlled passage, the distributed mist can contact exposed surfaces of protective clothing and footwear.

The multi-point arrangement allows the spray pattern to be adapted to the physical dimensions of the personnel channel. The wall-mounted configuration also keeps the main equipment outside the walking area and supports a clean installation layout.

The system should be used as one component of a comprehensive farm biosecurity program. Disinfectant selection, concentration, contact time, PPE, ventilation and operating procedures must follow the disinfectant manufacturer's instructions and applicable local requirements.

Final electrical specifications, spray head quantity, spacing and installation dimensions should be confirmed according to project requirements, local electrical standards and farm conditions.

• Commercial Pig Farms: Personnel entrances and controlled transitions into production buildings.
• Poultry Farms: Personnel biosecurity passages and hygiene checkpoints.
• Cattle and Dairy Farms: Controlled staff access points and sanitation transition areas.
• Breeding Centers: Personnel hygiene zones serving high-value breeding facilities.
• Veterinary and Quarantine Facilities: Controlled personnel access and hygiene transition areas.
• Feed Mills: Personnel entrances and designated sanitation checkpoints.
• Changing-Room Transitions: Integration between changing areas and controlled production zones.
• New Pig Farm Construction: Incorporation into architectural, MEP and biosecurity planning.
• Farm Renovation Projects: Space-efficient upgrade for existing personnel hygiene infrastructure.
• Agricultural Processing Facilities: Fixed personnel sanitation systems for controlled access areas.

The system should only be operated with compatible disinfectants approved for the intended application. Chemical dilution, contact time, PPE requirements and personnel procedures must follow the chemical manufacturer's instructions and applicable regulations.

• Spray Head Quantity: Standard 5- or 10-head configurations, with other arrangements available upon request.
• Head Spacing: Adjustable according to passage length, width, height and required mist distribution.
• Passage Layout: Designed according to the farm's architectural and biosecurity layout.
• Anti-Freeze Configuration: Available for suitable low-temperature installations.
• Mounting Structure: Designed according to wall construction, passage dimensions and installation conditions.
• Pipe Routing: Customizable according to the passage geometry and equipment arrangement.
• Electrical Configuration: Available according to destination-market standards and project requirements.
• OEM Supply: Product labeling, packaging and procurement quantities available upon request.
• Project Integration: Can be coordinated with personnel hygiene, boot disinfection, vehicle disinfection and other farm biosecurity equipment.
• Climate Adaptation: Designed according to local climate and farm conditions.

Installation: Determine the number and position of atomizing modules according to passage width, height, length and required coverage. Secure all wall-mounted components to a suitable structural surface and route liquid lines so that they remain protected and do not interfere with personnel circulation.

• Confirm the electrical supply before commissioning.
• Use mounting hardware suitable for the wall or structural surface.
• Protect liquid lines and fittings from impact and unnecessary bending.
• Check all spray heads and connections before initial operation.
• Prepare disinfectant solutions strictly according to the chemical manufacturer's instructions.
• Inspect spray heads regularly and clean them if atomization becomes uneven or restricted.
• Flush suitable liquid lines with clean water when required to reduce deposits and blockage.
• Inspect tubing, fittings, electrical connections and mounting points periodically.
• Check the anti-freeze configuration before operation in low-temperature conditions.
• Switch off electrical power before servicing, cleaning or dismantling components.
• Replace worn or damaged components according to operating conditions and maintenance requirements.

Routine inspection and cleaning are recommended to maintain stable mist distribution and reliable operation in demanding livestock farm environments.

Commercial Pig Farm Entrance: A multi-head wall-mounted configuration can be installed along a defined personnel passage serving farrowing, nursery, finishing or breeding buildings.

Large Livestock Group: Multiple standardized units can be installed at different hygiene checkpoints to support consistent personnel transition procedures across multiple production buildings.

New Farm Construction: The system can be incorporated into the personnel hygiene and biosecurity design during the architectural and MEP planning stage.

Farm Renovation: The wall-mounted structure provides a practical solution where floor-mounted equipment would reduce available personnel circulation space.

Final configuration should be designed according to the farm layout, personnel traffic, local climate, electrical standards and approved biosecurity procedures.

Q: What is a Wall-Mounted Personnel Fine Mist Disinfection System?
A: It is a fixed multi-point atomization system designed to distribute compatible liquid treatment solutions throughout a controlled personnel passage or farm biosecurity checkpoint.

Q: How many spray heads are available?
A: Standard configurations use 5 or 10 spray heads. Other configurations can be provided according to project requirements.

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

Q: Why use a wall-mounted design?
A: Wall mounting reduces floor-space occupation, keeps equipment outside the main walking route and provides a clean layout for fixed personnel biosecurity passages.

Q: Is it suitable for commercial pig farms?
A: Yes. It is designed for livestock farm personnel entrances, controlled passages and biosecurity transition zones and can be incorporated into commercial pig farm sanitation procedures.

Q: Is an anti-freeze version available?
A: Yes. Anti-freeze configurations are available for suitable low-temperature installation conditions. Final design should be selected according to local climate and farm conditions.

Q: Can the system be customized?
A: Yes. Spray head quantity, spacing, mounting structure, pipe arrangement, electrical configuration, control method and other project parameters can be customized according to project requirements.

Q: Can any disinfectant be used?
A: No. Only formulations compatible with the equipment and approved for the intended application should be used. Concentration and contact time must follow the disinfectant manufacturer's instructions.

Q: Can it be integrated into a new pig farm construction project?
A: Yes. The system can be incorporated into personnel hygiene, controlled access, MEP and biosecurity planning for new livestock facilities.