Hey, Zoo fans. In this video we're going to go over how to set up Zoo Med's Repti Rain Automatic Mister
The Repti Rain is an automatic misting machine that can be programmed to run every 1, 3, 6, or 12 hours
for 15, 30, 45, or 60 second increments. This mister is great for helping to maintain humid tropical
habitats and providing drinking water droplets for specialized animals that prefer not to drink from
a dish. Before starting, review the instructions to make sure all the parts of the mister are included. You
should find the main Misting Machine, the AC Power Adapter, the Reservoir Cap, and the dual
Remote Sprayer Assembly. If you only need a single Remote Sprayer, simply pull one Hose off the Dual
Assembly and attach it directly to the Remote Spray Valve. When setting up the Power Supply
for the Repti Rain, first make sure the switch is in the 'OFF' position. The Repti Rain has the option
to be run on battery power or power from a wall outlet. To use the Repti Rain with batteries, remove
the access panel on the back of the Main Unit, insert (4) C Batteries and replace the cover. To use
with a wall outlet, remove the small rubber plug on the front of the unit and plug the included AC
Adapter into the port, then plug the Adapter into a surge protected outlet. When plugging the Repti
Rain into an outlet, be sure to include a Drip Loop to prevent water from running down the cord
into the outlet. To create a Drip Loop, the lowest point of the cord must be below the outlet. When
setup correctly, a red light will appear on the front of the unit when turned on. There are several
different ways you can mount the ReptiRain on your pet's enclosure. To hang the Repti Rain, first
find the hooks on the back of the unit and adjust them to the height that works best for your setup.
To adjust the length of the hooks, rotate the hooks towards the unit and they will
unlock, allowing for easy adjustment. Rotating them back will lock them into place. To mount the Repti Rain
with Suction Cups, ensure that the glass is completely clean and free of debris, and gently
press the Suction Cups found on the back of the Repti Rain directly onto the glass. Make sure the
unit is leveled correctly with the habitat. The Repti Rain can also be placed on a flat, hard surface
next to the terrarium. Fill the Repti Rain with water by removing the Reservoir Cap on the top of
the unit. Using reverse osmosis or bottled water will help prevent water deposits from building
up and clogging the mister. Once filled, replace the Cap. There are multiple ways to set up the
Sprayer. The first one uses the main spray nozzle at the top of the unit. Adjust the direction of the
Rotating Sprayer Cap towards the habitat. Make sure to close the Remote Spray Valve on the opposite
end by tightening the star-shaped knob, then adjust the spray pattern by twisting the nozzle. To add
the Remote Spray Attachment, remove the small Rubber Cap and loosen the Remote Spray Valve on
the top of the unit. Tighten the main spray nozzle and attach the Remote Spray Hose. Situate the hose
in the habitat and adjust the spray pattern by twisting the nozzle. Be sure to position the Remote
Sprayer Hose above the Repti Rain main unit to prevent a siphon from occurring. The Repti Rain
is capable of misting two habitats at once. To do this, use the Dual-Remote Sprayer and position one
spray nozzle in each enclosure. The last thing to do before turning the Repti Rain on is to program
the unit. Select the Spray Interval and Duration by twisting the knobs on the front of the unit
to the desired options. Once set, the unit can be turned on with the Power Switch on the front of
the unit. To test the mister or reset the timer, turn the unit off for five seconds, then on again.
The green light will light up whenever the mister is active
and spraying. That's all for now, thanks for watching!