Sodium Hypochlorite Ultrasonic Sprayer / Model Number M2745M-311E

The de facto standard for a wall-mounted ultrasonic nebulizer for spatial dispersion of liquid agents.

The de facto standard for a wall-mounted ultrasonic nebulizer that disperses liquid agents in the air. Compact 1L bottle 125cc per hour Two intermittent modes Three misting amounts ■ Overview The ultrasonic nebulizer uses technology that concentrates the energy of high-frequency vibrations from an ultrasonic transducer onto the liquid surface to disperse the liquid agent. In 2001, it was the first in the world to introduce an ultrasonic nebulizer compatible with hypochlorous acid water. As a top manufacturer of ultrasonic nebulizers in Japan, it is adopted by many liquid agent manufacturers. It has been implemented in various settings, including households, hotels, offices, hospitals, and elderly care facilities. ■ Dispersing liquid agents with ultrasonic energy When the ultrasonic transducer is positioned towards the liquid surface and emits powerful ultrasound, waves are generated at a high sound pressure central position, further concentrating the ultrasonic energy to create a water column. At this time, surface waves occur on the surface of the water column. These stationary waves on the surface are known as capillary waves. Droplets disperse as mist from the tip (wave crest) of these waves. This is the principle of mist generation.

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