• Manufacturer assumes no liability for the use or misuse of this unit.
• Wear protective clothing, gloves and eye-wear when working with chemicals.
• Always direct the discharge away from people and electrical devices.
• Follow the chemical manufacturer’s safe handling instructions.
• Carefully follow chemical manufacturer's safe handling instructions and recommended precautions/practices when using flammable chemicals.

• CAUTION: Foggers atomize chemical into the air. Ensure that the area to be fogged has been evacuated of all people and/or animals before commencing chemical fogging operation. Upon completion of fogging, ensure that sufficient time has elapsed for all the fog to have dissipated before returning to the area without proper respiratory protection.
  

• SPECIAL CAUTION: When fogging with off-gassing chemicals, such as peracetic acid, a Metered Bleed Assembly is required. This relieves pressure in the solution line when fogging has been completed and can be installed at any convenient point within each zone.

1. Pump Fed Foggers can be plumbed into single or multiple zones.
2. Each zone can include a combination of 4-Way or 8-Way Pump Fed Foggers. The number of foggers which can be run on each zone will depend on the volume (CFM) of compressed air available. (See Requirements) For practical purposes, a zone is typically limited to a maximum of four 8-Way foggers or eight 4-Way foggers.
3. Foggers may be mounted above or below the ceiling. (If above, the nipple and chemical tube will have to be lengthened). Make sure the foggers are at least 14” below the ceiling to avoid the fog plume directly hitting the ceiling, interfering with the fogging action and causing dripping onto surfaces below.
4. Install a 1” compressed air line and a 1/2” chemical solution line through each fogger manifold, either in series through the manifolds or to individual foggers.
5. Install terminating plugs in the last fogger assembly in line (or to each fogger assembly, if connected individually).

FOR MANUAL OPERATION
To Adjust the fog consistency needle valve, test with WATER ONLY prior to any chemical use!

1. Completely close the solution needle valves on each fogger and then open 1 ½ turns.
2. Connect a city water pressure (35 psi) supply to the chemical solution line and compressed air to the air line.
3. Turn on air and water supply.
4. Observe fog volume/density.
5. Either: Turn off air and water supply and adjust each solution needle valve to produce fog of the desired density. Or: While the fogger is running adjust each solution needle valve.
6. Turn off air and water supply and disconnect from zone.
7. Connect each zone to a central chemical solution feed system, compressed air and manual controls.

FOR USE WITH A VISION CONTROLLER
To Adjust the fog consistency needle valve, test with WATER ONLY prior to any chemical use!

1. When the foggers are to be controlled by a Vision Controller (3-Zone or 6-Zone), each zone requires a Zone Control Kit.
2. Install the air and chemical solenoids from the Zone Control Kit at the start of each zone.
3. Completely close the RTU solution needle valves on each fogger and then open 1 ½ turns.
4. Connect a separate city water pressure (35 psi) supply to the chemical solution line and compressed air to the air line.
5. Program fogger controller for required operation.
6. Turn on air and water supply and activate solenoids.
7. Observe fog volume/density.
8. Either: Turn off air and water supply and adjust each solution needle valve to produce fog of the desired density. Or: While the fogger is running adjust each solution needle valve.
9. Turn off air and disconnect water supply from zone.
10. Connect each zone to a central chemical solution feed system, compressed air and to your choice of Vision fogger controller. See Vision Control instructions for setup.