Cooling
Lowering the perceived temperature, outdoors
The same misting technology, applied to summer comfort. On its own, or combined with mosquito protection on a single system.
How it works
The nozzles release water as very fine droplets that evaporate before settling on surfaces. Evaporation draws heat out of the surrounding air and lowers the perceived temperature in the area served, without wetting tables, seating or people. The effect is strongest when the air is hot and dry, and weaker in high humidity.
Where it pays off most
Outdoor dining areas
Wins back the outside tables during the hottest hours and evenings, when they would otherwise stay empty.
Pergolas and gazebos
A structure even partly enclosed at the sides holds the cooled air and makes the effect steadier.
Terraces and verandas
Paved surfaces and masonry store heat through the day: misting works precisely during the evening hours.
Play areas and poolside
Places where people stay put in the sun, and where a few degrees of perceived temperature change how the space gets used.
One system, two jobs
The Dual-Product Model automatically doses two separate formulations on the same circuit. It is the configuration that lets mosquito treatment and cooling coexist without duplicating tubing, control unit and installation. If you are starting with an anti-mosquito system, it is worth deciding at survey stage whether to provide for this second function.
What to check first
Water flow and pressure
Cooling needs a continuous flow. The technician verifies it during the survey.
Exposure and ventilation
A very windy spot disperses the cooled air, so the nozzle layout has to be adapted.
Installation height
Nozzles must sit high enough for the droplets to evaporate before they reach people and surfaces.
Let us assess your space together
The survey covers both functions — mosquito protection and cooling — in a single design.
Mandatory notice (EU Reg. 528/2012, Art. 72): Use biocides safely. Always read the label and product information before use.