Mobile Misting AZ · Phoenix metro
Misting System Parts List for a Patio
The core parts every system needs
Whether you build a simple perimeter line or a full ceiling-fan setup, the same essential components show up. Each one has a job, and matching them together at true 1000 PSI is what produces a fine, dry fog instead of a wet drizzle.
Here is the short list that makes a high-pressure patio system work.
- High-pressure pump to bring water up to 1000 PSI
- High-pressure line (tubing) to carry water to the nozzles
- Stainless anti-drip misting nozzles to atomize the water
- Brass fittings, tees, and connectors to join the line
- Mounting hardware to secure the line along the patio
- Optional inline water filter for Arizona hard water
The pump: the heart of the system
The pump is what separates a real high-pressure system from a hardware-store kit. It pressurizes water to 1000 PSI so the nozzles can atomize it into dry fog. Pump capacity, rated in gallons per minute, sets how many nozzles or fans it can drive.
We offer two sizes to match your patio. The 1/4 GPM pump (about $1,535) covers up to 3 ceiling fans, and the 1/2 GPM pump (about $1,899) covers 4 to 6. For a perimeter line, the larger pump supports a longer run with more nozzles.
Line, nozzles, and fittings
The line carries pressurized water from the pump to each misting point. Along it sit the nozzles, spaced about every 2 feet for an even fog curtain. Brass fittings connect the sections and seal the joints against high pressure.
Material matters here. Stainless nozzles resist the corrosion and mineral scale that Phoenix hard water causes, and anti-drip nozzles seal when the pump shuts off so the mist stops clean instead of dripping. Our $249 setup kit bundles the high-pressure line, stainless anti-drip nozzles, brass fittings, and mounting hardware together.
- High-pressure line rated for 1000 PSI
- Stainless anti-drip nozzles, spaced about every 2 feet
- Brass fittings, tees, and end caps
- Mounting clips and hardware
Adding a ceiling misting fan
If you want airflow and misting in one fixture, add a Luxaire Ceiling Misting Fan. It mounts into a covered patio roof and carries an integrated 1/4 inch misting ring, an LED light, and a remote or wall switch in a powder-coated, outdoor-rated housing.
The fan comes in 14 inch ($1,299), 18 inch ($1,349), and 24 inch ($2,099) sizes, fan only. Pair it with the pump and setup kit and you have a complete DIY system that runs on standard 110V power and a garden hose.
Buy the parts or the complete kit
You do not have to source these pieces from different places or guess whether they work together. Mobile Misting AZ stocks each part individually for repairs and upgrades, and bundles the fan, pump, and setup kit as a complete system that is ready to install.
We price everything honestly up front, and because we are Phoenix based we can help you match parts to your existing system or install the whole thing for you. Call (480) 745-1417 or browse the parts online.
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