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Demonstrate System Operation and Features

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What happens here

The presenter shows a smartphone app that acts as a remote control for the misting system. Users can choose between 'Manual Spray' or 'Skip Spray' options. He demonstrates initiating a manual spray, showing mist being released from a nozzle set up in a decorative plant arrangement. He then explains that the system can also operate automatically, activating three times a day at 6 a.m., 9 p.m., and 11 p.m., strategically timed for when the targeted insects are most active. He highlights that it's a permanent system with Wi-Fi control and a 'Mixed Barrel' unit that stays in contact with the service provider 24 hours a day for immediate issue notification.

Goal: This step demonstrates how the misting system operates, including manual and automatic spray options controlled via a smartphone app, and explains the scheduling logic.

Tools and materials

  • MosquitoNix Misting System (nozzles
  • control unit
  • mixed barrel)
  • Smartphone with MosquitoNix app

What they say

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have a remote here that you can use to do an spray manually or you can do an automatic spray. Spraying manually, you just click turn this on and this starts to spray at will. >> So, you actually set up a permanent system that you have Bluetooth control over and this is your mix barrel over here? >> Yes, this is Wi-Fi controlled and it is a mix barrel and it's a smart system, so it stays in contact with me 24 hours a day. If anything happens then I'm notified of it and I can come out and correct it on the spot. >> And it activates three times daily?

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