Reptile Humidifiers Smart Misting System

I've been using this for a couple months now and I think it works great for the price point it's at.It comes with instructions that are blurry but legible, two nozzles, tubing, pump, tube cutter, a USB wire and a usb outlet charging cube, plus a couple other things. Keep in mind: it does NOT include its own water reservoir! You will need a bucket filled with water, or something similar, to stick the pump into!While it does NOT come with its own water reservoir (I didn't expect it to; it's cheaper to get a 5 gallon bucket from a home improvement store anyways) and there's some dripping once it shuts off, I appreciate that the instructions were clear, that the suction works well, and it's relatively quiet.It comes with two nozzles, and while it's only recommended to use two, I have been able to use 4 without issue. (I don't recommend going outside factory recommendations, but I was okay with the risk of breaking any warranty by doing so. Your own mileage may vary.) In terms of being a set, it's basically "plug and play" in that it has 90% of all you'd need to set a mister up -- again the only thing that's missing is a water reservoir. (Pretty sure it's cheaper to buy a bucket and this separately, than it is to buy the brand name sets with all the accessories required.) The scheduling/timing system on it is fairly simple to understand as well, which is what made me purchase this particular system over others.The touch screen is very sensitive, and not a lot of pressure is needed to adjust it. In fact, it might be too sensitive -- when the screen faces down and brushes up against the wire mesh of my skink's enclosure, it adjusts the settings. The screen is fairly bright too, so if you have it in a room that you're sleeping in, make sure you either face the screen away so it doesn't disturb you at night.Overall, I think it's good value for the price point. Misting systems can be expensive, and this is a good budget system. You will need to DIY your water reservoir, ways to hang up the tubing from the ceiling of an enclosure (such as wire ties), and depending on the size of your enclosure you may need to purchase more nozzles (Which, again, the manufacturer doesn't recommend, but again, I've had no issues so far in my 2 months of use). If you're looking for budget and you're ok with some DIY, I'd recommend this mistig system.

Whit the heat this is a great gadget for those who work away from home all day.

The misting system doesn’t quite mist but instead it spays. You have to be careful where you point the nozzles so you don’t end up with a puddle. Good thing is that the nozzles move in many different directions. So it is easily adjustable.Directions: The directions are non-existent. Comes with a small piece of paper and a diagram. That’s all. I looked up a video on how to attach all prices just to make sure.What’s included: The package comes with a long black tube, just one. It comes with a cutter. You cut the tube into several pieces. You get 2 nozzles. You need to measure how long the tubes need to be based on where you place the nozzles.It comes with a small operating box. It has three touch screen buttons- spray duration, mode and stop duration.Mode just turns it on and off and when you hold it, you use the other two to set the spray settings. Spray duration is how long the nozzles spay- how many seconds. The stop duration is how often the nozzles spray- every hour, two, three etc. hours. The labeling is a bit misleading and confusing.On the box, you insert the tubes in 2 spots- outlet and inlet. Outlet is the tube that extends to the nozzles. The inlet is the tube that goes down to the filter which will need to be placed in water. I keep mine is a large plastic cup.Opinion: The spray “misting” system itself is pretty basic and easy to use. I wish it misted more. Like stated earlier, it sprays water more than mists. For the price it is ok. But not the best. If you are looking for something better, it will cost more. Otherwise this will do. Just need to look out for pooling water which can cause mold and funky smell in a reptile terrain. I use this in my hermit crab tank. I do not have any issues as I am careful where I point the nozzles. I also move the nozzles often in different directions so water doesn’t pool in one spot. It is affordable and I recommend it for anyone who is on a budget.

The media could not be loaded. UPDATE 7.15.23Customer service ensured a new unit be shipped at no extra charge. Shipping was supposed to be 3 business from 7.10.23. Asked for tracking and the item still has yet to be received by USPS. If you depend on regular misting of your tank while you’re away from home, I would not recommend this unit as it is likely to fail and a replacement may take several weeks to receive.Original ReviewHad for less than a day and the unit went into fault mode which locks out the controls and doesn’t pump. Upon taking the unit apart, it appears the motor overheated as the plastic cover on the bottom is melted and the control board will run normally if the motor is disconnected from the circuit board. The motor doesn’t have any way to dissipate the heat. It is completely sealed, meaning there aren’t any slots on the motor casing for it to breathe. I think the newer unit the manufacturer offers has a better motor than these ones but they are on the shelf and will sell them and if it works for a bit, great. If not, they seem to offer the newer unit as a replacement at no charge. Currently working on getting the replacement, so I will update my review if customer service does a good job.

Worked perfectly.