Commercial misting systems that keep customers comfortable.
Restaurants, hotels, malls, fuel stations, parks and sports venues use TrueMist commercial mist cooling to keep outdoor areas comfortable, control dust and add a striking visual effect.
Atomised water and a well-designed layout
Efficient cooling takes two things: atomised water and a well-designed distribution system. High-pressure mist pumps and fogging nozzles generate billions of micron-sized droplets per minute; our engineers then set the number and position of nozzles to balance the air exchange, so the space cools without excess moisture.
TrueMist misting fans distribute mist evenly and improve absorption, smoothing peaks and troughs in mist production for more efficient cooling.
- Restaurants, rooftop dining, pubs and cafés
- Hotels, resorts and wedding venues
- Shopping malls and outdoor retail
- Petrol stations and forecourts
- Amusement parks, golf courses and tennis courts
- Temples, queues and public spaces
Systems by venue
How a TrueMist project runs
A structured conversation before any equipment is proposed.
- 01
Describe the problem
Tell us what is happening, where and when.
- 02
Assess the conditions
Area, airflow, humidity, water and power on site.
- 03
Define the system
Pump, nozzles, lines, filtration and controls sized to the duty.
- 04
Install & validate
Commissioning checks against the agreed objective.
Related solutions and guides
Questions we are often asked
What is the best misting system for a restaurant?
A high-pressure mist line along the roof edge, often combined with misting fans, gives comfortable cooling without wetting diners.
Can misting reduce dust at a petrol station?
Yes – mist cools the forecourt and settles dust around pumps.
Can it run on a schedule?
Yes – timers, humidity controllers and remote control are available.
Do you offer rental for events?
Yes, subject to availability. See services.
Your application deserves the right system.
Share your operating conditions. Start with a conversation, not a pre-selected package.