ONA Mist Dispencer

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ONA Mist Dispencer

The ONA Mist Dispenser is a great way to control odors in small rooms and areas where the odor source is constant or repeated. Rooms such as bathrooms, entry or exit areas, pantries, workshops, and garbage collection areas that are approximately 6,000 cubic feet (170 sq. meters) are aptly serviced with an ONA Mist Dispenser - under normal airflow conditions. Larger areas are best controlled with one of our larger CFM dispensers such as the ONA Breeze or ONA Odorstop.

Features:
The ONA Mist Dispenser has an electronic eye that senses bright light or low light. You can set it to only spray in the dark (low light) or during the day (or when lights are normally on). The third option allows you to set it to spray 24 hours per day.

The spray is metered out in three adjustable time intervals - 7.5 minutes, 15 minutes, or 30 minutes.

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ONA Mist Dispencer

ONA PRO Mist Aerosol Startup Instructions
Customers often think the Dispenser isn't working when they install the batteries. It is likely that it just seems like it is not working as the unit does not spray right away after the batteries are inserted into the unit and the door closed on the unit. There is a trigger switch that engages when the door is closed (often mistaken for a switch to push to make the unit spray once).

With new batteries and the door closed on the unit, it should begin spraying after the time interval that was set on the inside of the unit. Also make sure the unit is set to day or 24 hours if you are just testing to see if it is working.

Additional Applications:
* The ONA Mist Dispenser is designed to fit most standard 6 ounce aerosol cans, and can be used to dispense pesticides or other aerosols.

ONA Mist is available in three popular scents: Fresh Linen, Polar Crystal and PRO.

Did You Know? By the age of 20 years old, your sense of smell is only 82% as good as when you were born. By the age of 60, it has fallen to 38% and by 80, it is only 28% as sensitive as at birth. Yet although the sense of smell tends to diminish as people age, the olfactory neurons, the nerve cells that send the information about aromas in the air from our noses to our brains, are the only nerve cells in our body that regenerate.