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Thanks! I build and sell those
Can you tell me what I am seeing in that last picture? I can tell the mistking pumps are there, but have no idea what else is going on there
just my lights are on a timer. I have a hand mister and I fillup a dripper and run that most of the day. If I am not home, then my daugher fills in. After all, this started out as HER chameleon!! yeah right!!
Those are not Mist King pumps.
You are looking at valves, to control each mist zone.
Thanks! I build and sell those
Right now for lighting I am using x10 in the cham room
But in the bedroom I am using a Eco Zone Vivarium control EZ400
The router on top is modified with new firmware to act as a wifi access point.
Automatic drainage...
Mist system....... unrefined...
Mist system... Much MUCH more refined
Eight temp inputs, one humidity input, four mist zones, ten on/off times for each of the four mist zones (independent of one another, 40 different on/offs), mist zones can be triggered by the temp sensors and humidity sensor, mist can be stopped if drainage signals drain bucket is full (drainage system shown above), system can be programed and monitored from your phone, work computer or home computer (properly configured of course). The mist system uses reverse osmosis water that it creates. The RO water is automatically controlled, RO membrane is flushed after each 'use' and system can be shut off if water supply is low. The RO system is also a zero waste system, meaning no water is wasted down the drain .
I was trying to look at it from my phone, which obviously was not working Now that I am at the real computer I can tell what I am looking at. Thanks for the correction.
So each zone can come on at a different time, depending on the need? And the eco zone acts as like the "brain" for the system?
...u could send me that...and u make a new one...jj
That is a great setup summoner. I was wondering if you heat the water at all? Maybe you don't need to where you live, but I'm in New England and the room temps (and water temps) will soon be in the mid 60's here. I am looking for the best way to heat the water in my system. I think an inline, instant on type of solution is best, so I've been looking for something like that. Just wondering what your solution is?
I do not warm the water I use for misting. I have looked into it and it isn't that easy or cost effective. There are some neat options but I haven't gotten into it enough.
When water is misted it cools down, so water to the misting nozzle needs to be HOT. If you had an issue with the water being very cold, you could place a submerged fish tank heater into the resorvoir to keep temps up a bit.