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System Activation and Operation

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What happens here

Once the system is physically installed, it is activated and tested. The installer demonstrates a test spray using only water to ensure all nozzles are functioning correctly and that the mist covers the designated areas, such as decks, fire pits, and walkways. The system is designed to provide comprehensive coverage, even reaching into eaves and other hidden nooks where insects might nest. The operation is user-friendly, controlled via a simple smartphone app (MosquitoNix app) or a remote control, allowing homeowners to trigger manual sprays or skip scheduled sprays as needed.

Goal: Activate and test the system, and understand how to control it using a smartphone app or remote control.

Tools and materials

  • MosquitoNix App MosquitoNix — Managing spray schedules and manual operations
  • Remote Control MosquitoNix — Providing an alternative method for manual system control
  • Smartphone iPhone — Controlling the MosquitoNix system via the dedicated app
  • Water — For the initial test spray to check nozzle function and coverage

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in the ground. All right, this is going to be the first test run of the system, right, Chad? >> Yes, it is. We're going to start our test spray. Now, this is again just a test, so this is just water right now. So, it's going to take about 10 seconds or so for this to kick on. So, now you can start to see it's coming through the nozzles. We have the nozzles very well hidden, but now when it starts spraying the the solution, uh it's the mist coming out, so it's very easy for you to see where the nozzles are at. And as you look out over the panoramic of the lake, you see it on the deck, all the coverage that we're going to have. So, let's go around and show exactly how you have this set up to hit the maximum coverage. So, we're coming out along this deck here and we want to push out this way towards your fire pit. So, having the solution like this, the air will carry it out towards the fire pit as the winds change. Now, again, we spray at 6:00 a.m., 9:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. We're doing that because that's when the insects are out and that's when the winds are the least. So, we can get good coverage. Now, as we come around here to the side of the house, we got your cooking area. This is even safe to spray out over where you're cooking. So, it will not be spraying while you're cooking, but it's still safe to have this in this area because it's absolutely safe for people, pets and holiday. So, you've got it going straight out over there. You've got coverage there. You even got coverage down on that pit. Let's walk down and around and show these guys the actual reservoir tank so they can see how that looks and kind of get an idea. That's great coverage. >> Yes, sir. >> This is perfect. This is exactly the areas that we wanted covered. And you guys got that done pretty fast. That was done lickety-split. >> Yes, sir. I was very impressed with our time on this. So, we're coming up here to the reservoir. It's hidden back behind your air conditioner. So, this is that reservoir we were talking about earlier. >> This is. So, you open it up. In here, we have the motor, uh the pump, the computer board, the Wi-Fi, and I can even put a cellular card in so that we can still get connection back to my uh So, see that again, you can actually install cellular signal? >> can install the cellular card here that will let us get signal back even if you have no Wi-Fi. And a lot of people at the cabin, they don't want Wi-Fi. They go up there to have…

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