Imagine being able to use outdoor areas ALL SUMMER LONG! Our misting systems have transformed areas subjected to unbearable heat into comfortable outdoor spaces for restaurant patios, hotel pool areas, commercial break patios, and so many other outdoor activity spaces. Of course, being able to use those areas means increased revenue and profits to your bottom line all summer long. We Are your best solution for misting systems in the Dallas Ft Worth Area

What is the NanoTech Comfort Club?
NanoTech offers the most comprehensive maintenance and repair service available. This program allows your NanoTecH2Oequipment to operate at maximum efficiency, extends its life, and protects you against the unforeseen expense and nuisance of equipment failure. The Program is simple. You agree to schedule critical annual services for your misting system. In exchange, we provide discounts on labor and materials. And we don’t ask you to pre-pay for service not rendered.

What services are recommended?

There are three service points that are critical to maintaining the life and performance of your NanoTecH2O system:

Initial 50 Hour Oil Change

If you have recently purchased your NanoTecH2O system, it is very important to change the oil after

the first 50 hours of use. This is a one-time service that costs $100. Many times this service can

be combined with your Spring Start-up Service (or, replace your Spring Start-up service if you

purchased your system just prior to the season).

Seasonal Shut-down Service

The Seasonal Shut-down Service protects your system during the winter months. By performing

this service, we alleviate problems associated with freezing conditions such as leaks, bursts or

cracks in components or line. As part of the Seasonal Shut-down we:

Disconnect the water supply

Empty water filter canisters

Air dry Lines using compressed air

Disconnect the power supply

Perform multi-point inspection and deliver to the client a report with recommendations

(if any) of additional service and repair needs.

Spring Start-up Service

The Spring Start-up Service gets your system in shape for the season. During the Spring Start-up Service we:

Change the pump oil

Remove and replace water sediment filter and water conditioning

filter

Inspect system and nozzle integrity

Perform additional service and/or repairs if pre-authorized

What does it cost to be a Member?

Nothing! Membership is free. For our services, we only bill as services are performed and the cost of service is based upon the actual time spent on-site (1 hour minimum) and the material used. However, we do realize that if your system works good it makes us look good. So, in exchange for the commitment to properly maintain your NanoTecH2O system we offer the following discounts:

25% Discount Parts & Materials

$85 per hour Labor Rate (usually $95)

How much do routine services cost?

Service costs vary based on the specific installation. For example: How many nozzles do you have? How accessible is the NanoTecH2O pump unit? How accessible is the feed line and atomization line? Do you have fog as well as mist? With that in mind, the following estimates are based on average system configurations and based on residential use. For commercial or industrial use (i.e. 8-12 hours per day use) please call us to estimate your annual service cost.

Up to a 20 Nozzle System $385.00 Annually

21 to 40 Nozzles $410.00 Annually

41 to 80 Nozzles $435.00 Annually

80 to 120 Nozzles $460.00 Annually

121 or more Nozzles Call for pricing

*Please note that the Spring Start-up Service will typically represent the majority of your total annual cost (60% – 75%)

Crowds inevitably form at special events and rising temperatures can become a liability in no time, manifesting as heat exhaustion or heat stress. During the warmer months of the year, concert promoters, sports facilities, state or local fairs and other special events are turning towards misting systems and misting fans to keep guests and staff members cool and safe.

The nature of our need for consistent social engagement is evident when you observe the natural organic formation of small groups when people are placed in large settings with minimal boundaries. The psychology of the clique has long been studied and is something that runs prevalent through our society, no matter how many anti-clique programs are conducted within our schools. People want to be around others, especially others we identify with. But when you’ve gathered large groups of people together for a captivating event at an outdoor venue that is designed to catch the audience’s attention, it is easy to forget to monitor hydration levels and the real potential for heat stress.

However, as exciting as creating and designing these outdoor events can be, there are some serious liability concerns that should be addressed, especially if your venue is located in an area that is climatically unique to many of the visitors. Heat stress is often silent and can quickly transition through the various stages to extreme danger. Not creating the kind of necessary cooling measures for people who are intentionally distracted by the day’s activities can be extremely serious.

However, adding misting systems and misting fans to create cooling zones for your event guests can offer more than just an insurance against the liability of heat stress or exhaustion. Encouraging sponsorship for your events can also attract brands that want to target their niche market by building positive customer, consumer and VIP relations. Along with the opportunity of increased brand awareness, your potential sponsors can offer misting cooling zones for their current or prospective customers communicating that they truly value the participants within their market.

The nature of any event is excitement and engagement. The nature of people when situated in large group settings is to collect and gather in groups. With body heat and environmental heat increasing in these settings, the chance of heat stress or exhaustion is a reality event designers must consider. Since heat stress and exhaustion can quickly and detrimentally affect even the strongest, misting systems and misting fans are necessary protective measures for the safety of your guests, your staff and the longevity of your event.

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Misting systems are most commonly defined as a series of specially mist nozzles placed in a line around the perimeter of an area. When connected to a high pressure misting system pump, water is forced through the specialty nozzles and quickly atomized to droplets as small as 5 millionths of a meter (5 micron)

The only time a misting fan will make an environment unpleasant and humid is if the nozzles are not in working order. Otherwise, misting fans work best in areas where there is humidity. Since it is a cooling device, it is meant to be used in warm climates.

The cooling power of Mist Systems is based on the process of atomizing water droplets to a size that can quickly evaporate. Water is forced through a specially designed high pressure nozzle to create an ultra fine fog that rapidly absorbs heat and cools surrounding air as it evaporates.

Misting systems keep your customers cool near the courts, at the snack bar and even relaxing by the pool. NanoTech high pressure misting systems create tiny droplets of water that flash evaporative to cool outdoor areas without wetness.

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Ultraviolet sterilization from a NanoTecH2O is an effective method for controlling and eradicating algae spores, bacteria, and protozoa  present in water. UV sterilizers destroy pathogens as water is pumped through the unit.

Why so many misting nozzles?

Misting nozzles come in a variety of shapes and sizes. It is often asked,’Why so many and what are the differences?’. The purpose of this blog is to answer these questions and define the performance capabilities of the impeller misting nozzles offered by NanoTech.

Impingement versus Impellar

There are two basic types of misting nozzles, impingement nozzles and impeller nozzles. Impingement nozzles allow water to exit the nozzle in a straight stream through a very small orifice (typically .008″ or about 200μ or microns) and immediately collide with a solid pin which effectively atomizes the water into tiny droplets, usually between 1μ and 15μ. Impingement nozzles tend to be very expensive; it is hard to maintain the position of the solid pin and therefore hard to maintain their performance; and they are typically used in specialty applications. For these reasons, they will not be further defined in this blog post. For more information on impingement nozzles, contact NanoTech Customer Service.

Impeller nozzles are the most common misting nozzle and they have been used in the mist and fog industry for over 50 years. They are much less expensive than impingement nozzles and they are more reliable. The downside of this mist nozzle design is that it cannot consistently produce as fine a droplet as an impingement nozzle. For the vast majority of applications, this is not an issue which is the primary reason why impeller nozzles are so widely used. A well designed and machined impeller style nozzle will provide droplets ranging from a few microns up to about 50μ with the majority of the droplets being larger than 10μ.

Although there have been improvements to impeller misting nozzles over the last 20 years, the basic performance and function has not changed. Essentially, the impeller style nozzles are designed to atomize the water flow into tiny droplets. These nozzles utilize a barrel shaped impeller, a small orifice, and a vortex shaped interior to force the water through the nozzle in such a way that it explodes through the small opening in a circular motion resulting in billions of tiny individual droplets.

When placed in a series along a length of tubing or onto the facing of a fan, the water is absorbed by the air and evaporative cooling takes place. If the nozzles are placed in an enclosed area, increased humidity levels are achieved. These nozzles are available in brass and stainless steel or in an all stainless steel design. They are also available with standard orifice sizes from .006″/.015mm to .020″/.5mm. Larger orifice sizes are also available as special order.

Standard mist nozzles versus Cleanable mist nozzles

There are two basic types of impeller nozzles, cleanable and non-cleanable. The cleanable mist nozzle refers to a nozzle design that allows the barrel shaped impeller to be removed from the body of the nozzle allowing for the easy removal of foreign debris as well as the ability for cleaning solution to flush the interior of the nozzle and remove any dissolved solids that may plug up the orifice. In 95% of the cases, a poor spraying or plugged nozzle can be dis-assembled and cleaned returning the nozzle to its original performance capability.

The cleanable nozzles also include an anti drip assembly inserted into the body of the nozzle. This assembly prevents the misting nozzle from dripping each time the system is turned off. In some applications this is not that important, but if preventing the nozzle from dripping is important, the anti drip assembly is crucial. The anti drip assembly can be removed from the nozzle if it is not required.

The standard non-cleanable nozzles are less expensive but they cannot be as readily cleaned as the cleanable design. The success rate for improving a plugged or poor spraying non-cleanable nozzle is about 50%. In most cases, the overall investment of the entire misting system justifies the extra cost of the cleanable nozzles. They usually pay for themselves within the first year.

The NOZZLE PAGE and the PRODUCT CATALOG provide specific information on the available misting nozzles, but the additional details below may be helpful in deciding which orifice size is best for a specific application.

The .006″/.15mm nozzle (YELLOW o-ring) is the smallest standard nozzle orifice available. At 1,000 psi, the mean diameter of the droplets from this size orifice are 12.2μ with droplets ranging from 1.2μ to 36.4μ with a spray diameter of approximately 45 degrees. The .006″/.15mm misting nozzle is ideal for applications requiring extremely low flow with small droplet size and minimal moisture. It is most commonly used for humidification applications. This nozzle is not designed to be used at pressures below 500 psi.

The .008″/.20mm nozzle (RED o-ring) is the next smallest standard nozzle orifice available. At 1,000 psi, the mean diameter of the droplets from this size orifice are 12.7μ with droplets ranging from 1.4μ to 37.9μ with a spray diameter of between 60 degrees and 65 degrees. The .008″/.20mm misting nozzle is ideal for applications requiring low flow with small droplet size and limited moisture. It is most commonly used for humidification and cooling applications. This nozzle is not designed to be used at pressures below 250 psi.

The .012″/.30mm nozzle (BLACK o-ring) is the medium sized standard nozzle orifice. At 1,000 psi, the mean diameter of the droplets from this size orifice are 13.1μ with droplets ranging from 1.6μ to 39.1μ with a spray diameter of between 65 degrees and 75 degrees. The .012″/.30mm misting nozzle is ideal for applications requiring moderate flow with small droplet size. It has a similar performance to the .008″/.20mm orifice nozzle with an increased flow rate. It is most commonly used for outdoor cooling odor/dust control applications. This nozzle can be used with any pressures above 100 psi.

The .016″/.40mm nozzle (BROWN o-ring) is a larger sized nozzle orifice. At 1,000 psi, the mean diameter of the droplets from this size orifice are 14.8μ with droplets ranging from 3.8μ to 47.9μ with a spray diameter of between 70 degrees and 80 degrees. The .016″/.40mm misting nozzle is ideal for applications requiring increased flow rates with moderately sized droplets. It is most commonly used for special effects and outdoor dust control applications. This nozzle can be used with any pressure.

The .020″/.50mm nozzle (GREEN o-ring) is a largest sized standard nozzle orifice. At 1,000 psi, the mean diameter of the droplets from this size orifice are 15.2μ with droplets ranging from 9.5μ to 49.9μ with a spray diameter of between 80 degrees and 90 degrees. The .020″/.50mm misting nozzle is ideal for applications requiring extreme flow with larger droplets where complete evaporation is not required. It is most commonly used for outdoor dust control in demolition applications. This nozzle can be used with any pressure.

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One of the most obvious uses for misting systems is in restaurant dining areas. When tables are full, restaurants thrive. Extending dining areas from indoors to outdoors during warmer periods allows restaurants and other food services to maintain a steady revenue base that is less seasonal in nature.

Challenge	Keep tables turning both inside and out regardless of the weather.
Solution	For the warmer months, misting systems are used in restaurant dining areas to help cool the environment and allow for outdoor dining when it would not normally be possible.
Benefits	The main benefit is turning tables.

However, restaurants also use misting as a ‘draw’ to passerby’s. In addition, misting systems are used to help accommodate smokers in non-dining areas.

Empowering your restaurant to maintain a consistent revenue stream throughout the year can be a challenge. The very nature of a restaurant circles around “rush” hours and “dead” times. Utilizing misting systems can lengthen or even maintain existing peak periods for optimal table turn-over rates while giving your guests the subtle statement that you have carefully considered every detail of comfort. Smoking areas become welcoming and the passing crowds are drawn to your call of comfort.

Consistency matters. Random surges in business can catch you unprepared while living without them means you can’t learn how to keep them going. And there is always the fact that sometimes, being busy today at 2 p.m. doesn’t necessarily mean you will be busy tomorrow at 2 p.m. Or even a week or a month from today. Creating consistent longevity to your weekly or monthly peaks and valleys is a struggle and it doesn’t always boil down to analyzing numbers. Many times it is a simple act of listening to the quiet expressions of your guests.
Evaluating numbers will never tell you how someone felt while they dined at your restaurant. It can’t measure the ambiance a family felt. It won’t tell you what the couple on their anniversary decided; whether the candles, the lighting or the wine suggestions were their favorite part. Numbers can rank servers by sales, but can’t necessarily rank customer attentiveness or satisfaction. Reviewing revenue fluctuations doesn’t paint the entire picture.

One critical factor to consistent patronage is establishing tangible levels of comfort. People go out to eat to be relaxed. The entire orchestration of a dining experience, from beginning to end, is a composition of multiple, yet subtle, gifts of service that tell your guest that they are relieved. Not only from meal preparation and clean up, but relieved from whatever stresses they encountered during their day.

NanoTech misting systems are designed to enhance your restaurant patio dining areas with a cooler atmosphere during the hotter months of the year, to extend your rushes, to increase your capacity and to enhance your ambiance. Misting can provide even the most distracted person relief and relaxation. Food is meant to be, as it always has, a place for all of us to come and be together. Walking under a ceiling of mist as you enter or being graced with the cool air as you dine on the patio is like telling your guest, “I know. You’re tired. Life is hard, stressful and some days, like maybe today, you feel like you’ve just had enough. I know. Here, sit down. Eat, drink and enjoy.”

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