Differentiate between an indoor misting system (steam-type misting) and an outdoor misting system (thicker misting).

There are many differences between an outdoor misting system and an indoor misting fan. The two types of comfort equipment offered by O’Fresh are perfectly adapted to their locations and operating modes. Although they use the same cutting-edge technologies, they are applied to very different areas of use.

The big guns

For outdoor use, the misting system is designed to lower the temperature in large volumes over long periods of time. That’s why the misting lines are connected directly to a tap or garden hose. Fittings are supplied. They must be kept permanently watered. The thickness of the mist is also a factor in heat reduction. The thicker it is, the more it absorbs heat waves. This is why it’s important to use nozzles made of resistant alloys, and to fit them correctly in the case of multiple installations. Make sure you always have constant water pressure when the misting system is running, to get the best performance. To save money, consider buying an O’Fresh timer.

Targeted freshness

Inside houses or apartments, the problem isn’t the same. You need to have a cool generator available at all times. The O’Fresh indoor misting fan is mobile, with a water tank that can be filled at will. When the heat is light, just use the fan. In the event of a heatwave, use the digital remote control to switch to misting system mode. The fan rotates on its axis and diffuses a gentle mist through its blades. On the 135cm model, you can even diffuse essential oils or use an air ozonizer to purify the air. O’Fresh indoor misting systems are all about freshness and hygiene.