Greenhouse Fogging Systems

Name: Fogging Systems for greenhouses - Enerdes | Reinders Corporation®
Brand: Reinders Corporation
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Choosing the right irrigation system is based on the specific needs of the greenhouse, the desired humidity and the crops being grown. Consult with Enerdes engineers and find out which humidification system you should use for your greenhouse.

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Enerdes supplies different types of greenhouse fogging systems, including: high pressure humidification and low pressure humidification. Fogging solutions can be applied in several ways depending on the specific needs and requirements of the greenhouse.

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High-pressure Humidification

A high-pressure fogging system consists of several components, including a high-pressure pump, distribution lines, and fogging nozzles. The pump pressurizes water, typically using a pressure of 800 to 1,200 pounds per square inch (psi) or higher. The water is then distributed through a network of pipes or hoses to strategically positioned fogging nozzles within the greenhouse. Read more

Low-pressure Humidification

Low-pressure fogging systems operate at relatively lower water pressure, typically ranging from 40 to 150 psi. The water is pressurized using pumps or compressed air and is then directed through nozzles to create a fog of larger water droplets. These droplets take longer to evaporate, resulting in higher levels of relative humidity within the greenhouse. Read more

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Greenhouse Fogging Systems from Enerdes®

Enerdes is part of the Reinders Corporation and has been developing and producing fogging systems for greenhouses since 1910. We can provide valuable guidance in selecting and installing an appropriate high-pressure fogging system for specific greenhouse needs.

Our systems utilizes specialized equipment to generate high-pressure water and force it through fine nozzles, producing a mist that quickly evaporates, thereby increasing the humidity within the greenhouse.

It’s advisable to consult with greenhouse specialists experienced in greenhouse humidification to determine the most suitable system for specific requirements.

High-pressure Humidification

High-pressure fogging humidification systems offer several benefits for greenhouse environments. They promote optimal plant growth by maintaining appropriate humidity levels, enhancing transpiration efficiency, and contributing to overall plant health. The evaporative cooling effect of high-pressure fogging helps regulate temperatures, preventing heat stress in plants. These systems ensure uniform coverage, distributing moisture evenly throughout the greenhouse. Overall, high-pressure fogging humidification systems create a favorable and controlled environment that supports healthy and thriving plants.

Low-pressure Humidification

Low-pressure fogging humidification systems provide various benefits for greenhouses. The larger water droplets produced by low-pressure fogging systems result in higher relative humidity, creating a more humid environment within the greenhouse. These systems can be cost-effective compared to high-pressure systems, offering a more affordable option for greenhouse operations. Additionally, low-pressure fogging can help wet surfaces and provide moisture to specific crops or aid in pest control strategies.

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