p
lacement
and
S
etup
FOGGING @ 5 GPH
Amount
Est. Discharge Treatment
of Solution
Time
"On Time"
2 gallons
25 min
1 hr
4 gallons
50 min
1 - 1/2 hrs
6 gallons
75 min
2 hrs
When to Apply Treatment
The BEST time for a pesticide application is at dusk,
when the air is cooling off. Another good time is at
early dawn before the sun warms up the area.
What to Expect
During fogging operation, millions of small fog particles
will quickly evaporate into microscopic sticky chemical
residue. This invisible fumigation will circulate quickly
and engulf the entire enclosed air space, lightly
covering all surface areas. Although you will not be
able to see this movement, the movement would
closely resemble a similar release and circulation of
ambient temperature smoke.
► Close Up the Structure
Fumigation can only work in a closed environment.
All openings to the exterior need to be closed.
► Pivot Fogging Head Up
Pivot the fogging head upward into large open
air space away from the foliage. If greenhouse
is equipped with Horizontal Airflow Fans (HAF),
simultaneous operation of CRSM and HAFs will
enhance circulation and even out the treatment.
Position HAFs where they'll be most effective.
(See
Fig. 7
)
► Treatment Time
Calculate how long it will take the tank to empty and then add an additional 30 to 60
minutes to ensure an empty tank and aid in circulation. Both CRSM pumps are engineered
to operate un-submerged. However, running them dry for too many hours can shorten the
life of pumps over time. (See
Fig. 8
)
Fogging at 5 GPH
(full throttle - factory pre-set flow rate) = Fine/ Dry Output with Fast Treatment Time
Fogging at 3 GPH
(half throttle or custom flow rate) = Very Fine/ Vapor Output with Longer Treatment Time
► Automation
Set up the time clock to automatically turn off the system if desired.
Fig. 7
HAF
CRSM
FOGGING @ 3 GPH
Amount
Est. Discharge Treatment
of Solution
Time
"On Time"
2 gallons
50 min
1 - 1/2 hrs
4 gallons
100 min
2 hrs
6 gallons
150 min
2 - 1/2 hrs
Fig. 8
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