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System Components and Discrete Placement

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What happens here

The core of the system is a 55-gallon reservoir that contains the botanical solution. This reservoir, along with the pump, computer board, and Wi-Fi/cellular modem, is housed in a discreet, weather-resistant enclosure, often black, designed to blend with the property. The professional installers ensure that the system's components are integrated seamlessly into the landscape. Lines are carefully run from the reservoir, either buried underground or hidden along the house's structure and under decking, leading to strategically placed nozzles. These nozzles are color-matched to the house and installed discreetly under eaves, along railings, and near high-traffic outdoor areas like fire pits.

Goal: Understand the main components of the MosquitoNix system and how they are integrated into the property's aesthetics.

Tools and materials

  • 55-gallon Reservoir Drum — Storing the botanical pest control solution
  • Computer Board — Controlling the system's spray schedule and functions
  • Gloves — Protecting hands during installation
  • Ladder Gorilla Ladders — Reaching high places for nozzle installation on eaves
  • Nozzles — Dispensing the pest control solution as a fine mist
  • Pump — Pressurizing and distributing the solution through the lines
  • SharkBite Connectors — Connecting sections of tubing for easy installation and removal
  • Shovel — Burying the tubing underground
  • Tubing — Carrying the botanical solution to the nozzles
  • Wi-Fi/Cellular Modem — Enabling remote control and monitoring of the system

What they say

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So, this system actually gets connected using these shark bite bite connectors right there. Go ahead, go for it. Show them how that works. So, it's a great system cuz it creates this firm lock, right? But then you [snorts] can also pull it apart if you ever need to. Which I mean, most people are familiar with shark bites by now. So, these guys not only can bury the lines underground and put risers up to do it, but they can also put them underneath and act the actual decking system. So, what we're doing right now, we're preparing this to be run right along your deck line. So, we're going to come up under your deck deck board here. It's going to be hidden, but it's going to give us good effectiveness to have our solution get airborne and come out to this fire pit. So, this is allowing for the air to move our solution to give us a much greater coverage area. By hiding it here, we have it in plain sight, but you don't see it and you get all the comfort of that invisible barrier all the way through, not just your deck, but out to your fire pit. >> actually got it already ran underneath the eaves. >> All right, well let's show them. So, this is where I've seen it done before. You It almost disappears. Yes, sir. So, we try to hide it best we can. And again, we color match to the house. So, when we come up under the overhang here, it the color of it with the shadows, you hardly know it's there. And honestly, after you've been looking at it for a couple of weeks, you have to really look to find those nozzles. Yeah, you can actually see it running right here. And then down here, and then it goes straight under here. And here's a nozzle right here. So, you can actually see how they've got it integrated, not just a not at ground level, but eave level, deck level. >> Yes, sir. Wherever else you want to go with it. >> And the reason we do this is we want to have absolute coverage of an area. So, mosquitoes will be coming in, but not just mosquitoes, you've got box elders, uh fleas, ticks, flies, horseflies. Especially around the lake, these horseflies can be awful coming off the water and they hurt so bad. So, by doing this, you have a complete area. Mosquitoes don't always fly as high as this, but there's a lot of other insects and the wasps, the hornets and the yellow jackets. They build their nests up in these eaves, these nooks and crannies. By having it just a little higher like this, we get our solution out a little bit better. >>…

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