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SPECIFICATIONS 

Model 

H100 / H100SF 

H200 / H200SF 

Motor 

Pulse Jet 

Pulse Jet 

Chemical Tank 

Polymer 

Stainless steel 

Tank Size 

4.5L 

6.5 L 

Flow rate 

10-50 LPH 

10-50 LPH 

Pressure in the chemical tank 

0.224 bar 

0.224 bar 

Fuel 

Petrol 

Petrol 

Performance 

19 kW 

19 kW 

Fuel tank pressure 

0.8 bar 

0.8 bar 

Start 

Automatic (manual version available) 

Automatic (manual version available) 

Fuel tank capacity 

1.2 L 

1.2 L 

Weight(net) 

8.5 Kg 

10.8 Kg 

Dimension 

112x30x35 (cm) 

135x30x35 (cm) 

Features 

Short-circuit breaker (tank) 

(Model SF : Dual Function – Fog water/oil based 

Chemicals) 

Short-circuit breaker (tank) 

(Model SF : Dual Function – water based 

chemicals as well as oil based) 

Accessories 

Belt, Spares Kit, Charger, Toolkit, Instruction 

Manual  

Belt, Spares Kit, Charger, Toolkit, Instruction 

Manual 

 

BASIC CONCEPT OF THERMAL FOGGING 

 

VectorFog™ Thermal Foggers are powered using the pulse jet principle. Pulse jet engines don’t have any moving 
parts; instead they have a funnel shaped combustion chamber similar to a rocket engine which opens into a long 
resonator or exhaust pipe. VectorFog thermal foggers have an auto start and operate through compressed air via a 
compressor. When the auto start button is pressed, the compressed air pressurizes the fuel tank, causing fuel to flow 
to the injector and then into the carburettor. Air/fuel mixture is then ignited by a spark plug in the carburettor. The 
spark is created by an ignition coil which is powered by a rechargeable battery. The ignition coil, battery and 
compressor are all housed in the base of the machine. Operating at its optimum performance, combustion and 
injection is repeated with a frequency of around 200-250 cycles per second. Once the machine starts, the chemical 
tank also becomes pressurized by means of a non-return valve. A close valve and supply valve are then opened to 
allow the flow of the chemical/oil solution in to the resonator. At this stage the solution is heated up to around 500C 
and dispersed into millions of tiny droplets (around 10 microns) creating a dense and visible smoke. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1.

 

Fuel Injector 

2.

 

Carburettor 

3.

 

Fuel Tank 

4.

 

Chemical Tank 

5.

 

Main Body 

6.

 

Safety Mesh 

7.

 

Resonator 

8.

 

Chemical Inlet 

9.

 

Close valve/Directional valve (SF model)  

10.

 

Chemical Supply valve 

11.

 

Security Cover 

12.

 

Handle/Manual Start Pump (optional) 

13.

 

Off Button (choke) 

 

Summary of Contents for H100

Page 1: ...ment You must exercise caution if fuel is spilt in order to avoid the risk of fire CAUTION MARKS Please read this manual before using the equipment You must wear protective equipment face breathing ma...

Page 2: ...e VectorFog thermal foggers have an auto start and operate through compressed air via a compressor When the auto start button is pressed the compressed air pressurizes the fuel tank causing fuel to fl...

Page 3: ...volts Connect the charger to the unit and then connect to the mains The machine requires around 8 to 10 hours to fully charge Inspect the ignition unit Press the power button and listen to ensure tha...

Page 4: ...econds after you hear combustion starting sounds like a small explosion It is necessary to keep the machine on for about 10 seconds to warm up before opening the chemical valves TIP If the machine fai...

Page 5: ...ill the chemical tank with 25 of clean water and turn on the unit This will prevent corrosion and the accumulation of chemical deposits in the tank and pipes Spark Plug Maintenance Remove the spark pl...

Page 6: ...n the petal valve and the valve plate o should be approximately 1 mm COMMON TROUBLESHOOTING If there is no ignition Listen for any noises coming from the engine If there is noise coming from the engin...

Page 7: ...ose located on the side of the fuel tank to make sure it s not blocked Make sure the fuel tank is full before starting the machine Make sure the seal in the petrol cap is not damaged Make sure the cap...

Page 8: ...with the wire brush provided Use and forward and backward motion The machine doesn t fog or doesn t fog enough Check that the chemical supply valve is opened This is done by turning it anticlockwise M...

Page 9: ...3 Buffer spring 4 Pump shaft 5 Pump nut 6 Washer large 7 Pump packing 8 Washer small 9 Washer medium 10 Spring washer 11 Nut 12 Under cover 13 Piercer 14 Pump peg 15 Body left 16 Spring washer 17 Bol...

Page 10: ...t nut 1 Fuel tank 2 Run tee 3 Fuel tank pipe 4 Check valve 5 Rubber check valve 6 T check valve 7 upper air pipe 8 Oil pressure hose blk 9 O ring 10 Oil tank peg 11 Knocking release 12 Oil tank elbow...

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