What is the pressure setting for a low misting operation?

In low misting operations, a pressure setting of 5 PSI is generally used because it strikes a balance between sufficient water distribution and minimizing the creation of large droplets, which can lead to pooling or run-off rather than the desired mist effect. This pressure allows for effective cooling and humidity control in environments where misting is beneficial, such as in outdoor events, greenhouses, or industrial applications. Setting the pressure higher can result in a more aggressive spray, which may not be suitable for maintaining an even mist, while lower settings could fail to provide adequate coverage. Thus, 5 PSI is the ideal choice for achieving the intended low misting effect.