Ocean Mist Fogger

The unit must be fully submerged in at least three inches of water. If the water level drops below this point, the automatic shut-off sensor will deactivate the device to prevent damage to the ceramic discs.

Yes, it is safe for use in ponds with fish and plants, provided you use clean water. However, ensure the fogger is placed in an area where the water circulation is sufficient to prevent the mist from concentrating too heavily in one spot, which could affect oxygen levels.

The unit is compatible with distilled, tap, well, or pond water. Keep in mind that using tap or well water with high mineral content may cause buildup on the ceramic discs, requiring more frequent cleaning to maintain optimal mist production.

No, the transformer is not submersible and must be kept in a dry location, ideally protected from direct rain or splashing. It features a 12-foot grounded cord, so plan your placement to ensure the transformer stays safely out of the water.

Over time, mineral deposits can accumulate on the discs and reduce mist output. You can gently clean them with a soft cloth and a mild vinegar solution to remove buildup, and replacement discs are readily available when they eventually wear out.

Yes, if you choose the LED model, the lights will automatically cycle through red, yellow, and blue, creating a dynamic visual effect as the mist rises. There is no manual control to set a single color.