A ten-head PPS mist maker module for OEM systems requiring a higher nominal output and corrosion-resistant wetted components. Specify the power supply and tank for the actual liquid and operating conditions.
| Model | MS-10P |
|---|---|
| Atomizing heads | 10 |
| Corrosion-resistant components | PPS plastic housing; PPS retaining rings; PPS water-level sensor |
| Atomizing discs | Ø25 mm quartz-glass discs |
| Operating frequency | 1.7 MHz |
| DC input | 36–50 VDC constant-power range; 24–36 VDC adjustable-output range |
| Current | 6.3–7.9 A |
| Rated power | Approximately 340 W at 45 VDC (product label) |
| Atomization capacity | Up to 10 L/h nominal; actual output depends on conditions |
| Typical droplet size | Up to 10 μm; depends on operating conditions |
| Liquid over-temperature stop / recovery | 40–50 °C / 30–38 °C |
| Disc service interval | 3,000–4,000 h, depending on liquid and operating conditions |
| Dimensions | 276 × 81 × 54 mm |
| Cable | 1.5 m |
| Matched DC power supply | 400 W, supplied by factory; confirm output voltage on unit label |
| Water-level control | PPS capacitive water-level sensor with dry-run protection |
| Certification and protection | CE; IP67 |
Use the correct polarity (red positive, black negative). Maintain a stable liquid level, allow ventilation and clean the module regularly. Atomizing discs are consumable parts.
The matched DC power supply is 400 W. Confirm the output voltage on the supplied unit label before installation.
Dimensions are in millimetres. Refer to the datasheet for installation details.
Corrosion-resistant design for selected liquid atomization applications.
The datasheet lists selected dilute aqueous disinfectants below 500 ppm, including quaternary ammonium compounds, chlorine dioxide, hypochlorous acid and sodium hypochlorite.
Actual chemical compatibility depends on liquid composition, concentration, temperature and operating conditions. Sample testing under actual conditions is recommended.
Share the formulation and concentration. Test a sample under your actual operating conditions before production use.
Yes. They are consumable parts; refer to the service interval in the technical specifications.