Ultrasonic Fogging Board for Misty Ponds and Rockeries
Low white mist rolls over your rocks and greenery every evening. A stainless 10-head ultrasonic board with a temperature sensor and a metal-cased power supply, built for real outdoor use.
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Low white mist rolls over your rocks and greenery every evening. A stainless 10-head ultrasonic board with a temperature sensor and a metal-cased power supply, built for real outdoor use.
Ultrasonic fogging board that brings a realistic mist landscape to ponds, rockeries and gardens
- Bare or dull water features lacking atmosphere
- Need for a natural low-lying fog effect in landscapes
- Hot-climate or cold-climate operating limits of fogging equipment
Bring a misty landscape to your pond and rockery
Your water feature sits flat and quiet after dark. With a 10-head ultrasonic board, low white mist rolls over the rocks and greenery instead.
Ten heads for a dense, low-lying fog

Ten heads, dense low fog
Ten ultrasonic heads produce a denser, lower-lying mist than a single-head maker. It is the look in the lifestyle photos: white fog settling over rocks, logs and plants.

Built to take the weather
A polished stainless housing and an embedded water temperature sensor support operation across 5 to 55 °C. A mounting ear on the edge lets you fix it to a rockery or pond wall.

Metal-cased power supply
A separate metal-enclosed supply with a cooling fan and screw terminals keeps the electronics apart from the water. Place it on a dry, ventilated surface.
Quick facts
- 10atomizing heads
- 5–55 °Coperating temperature range
- 48VDC input
- 6head version available
Everything needed to start fogging
- Ten-head ultrasonic fogging board×1
Stainless housing with mounting ear
- Separate DC power supply×1
Metal case with cooling fan
- Power and output cables
Check length against your planned run
From flat water to a living scene
The water feature that never comes alive
The rocks are placed, the plants are in, and the pond still looks finished but flat. Once the sun drops, there is no atmosphere. A basic mist maker gives a thin puff that vanishes in minutes.
Ten heads, one low drifting mist
Ten ultrasonic heads sit on one stainless board and work together. The mist forms right where the water meets the rock and hangs low over stones, logs and greenery.
Built to last through the seasons
Polished stainless, chrome-ringed transducers and an embedded water temperature sensor make this a piece of equipment, not a toy. The power supply is metal-cased and fan-cooled, kept apart from the water.
Characteristics
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Questions and answers
The board is rated for 5 to 55 °C. Outside that band, pause operation to protect the atomizers. The embedded temperature sensor helps you keep track.
The supply is metal-cased and fan-cooled, and it stays apart from the water by design. Put it on a dry, ventilated surface and keep cable connections above the waterline.
The board has a mounting ear on its edge and a central threaded water inlet. Fix it at the edge, connect the inlet and cables, then switch on.
No. Ten heads put out a denser, wider mist. The 6-head board suits smaller features.
Basic makers give thin, short-lived vapor. This board has ten heads, a stainless build, a temperature sensor and a metal power supply. Over several seasons of a scenic feature, that durability costs less than replacing cheap units.





