Mycond OXA-HD is a ceiling heating unit with built-in high-pressure mist humidification. One machine holds both temperature and humidity — exactly what textile, printing and electronics production needs.

Heated air in winter dries down to 15–20% relative humidity. Every process engineer knows the consequences: yarn breaks, static build-up, dust, printing defects, timber shrinkage and complaints about dry air.
The OXA-HD atomises water at 5–7 MPa straight into the warm jet: droplets a few microns across evaporate inside the airstream, so nothing settles on the floor or the machines. The feed water is distilled or low-mineral, which keeps white dust off the equipment.

| Model | OXA-HD-I | OXA-HD-II |
| Fan speed, rpm | 0~900 | 0~860 |
| Air flow, m³/h | 0~6700 | 0~9700 |
| Voltage, V | 380±5% | 380±5% |
| Electric power, kW | 0~0.85 | 0~1.80 |
| Installation height, m | 4~10 | 4~17 |
| Humidification | High pressure misting nozzles | |
| Feed water | Distilled / low-mineral water | |
| Spray flow, kg/h | 20 | 20 |
| Nozzle pressure, MPa | 5–7 | 5–7 |
| Noise, dB | <60 | <60 |
Standard configuration is four nozzles at 5 kg/h each. More than six nozzles per unit is not recommended — local humidity under the diffuser becomes too high.
| Water, °C | Model | Q, kW (10 °C) | Q, kW (15 °C) | Q, kW (20 °C) |
| 90/70 | OXA-HD-I | 66 | 61 | 56 |
| 70/50 | OXA-HD-I | 46 | 42 | 38 |
| 90/70 | OXA-HD-II | 103 | 96 | 88 |
| 70/50 | OXA-HD-II | 74 | 66 | 59 |
| Dimension, mm | OXA-HD-I | OXA-HD-II |
| A | 900 | 1100 |
| B | 1000 | 1165 |
| C | 735 | 850 |
| G | 480 | 568 |
| H | 765 | 935 |
| N (internal thread) | DN32 | DN40 |
| P (humidification pipe) | φ9.52 | φ9.52 |
| Weight, kg | 131 | 186 |
| Water volume, l | 5.8 | 9.8 |
DWG drawings are available on request.

Weaving mill: humidity keeps the yarn intact, and the warm jet is driven from under the roof down to the looms.
We size and lay out OXA systems for industrial facilities across Europe, including the moisture balance calculation — send the process data and you get a layout with a quotation.
Distilled or treated low-mineral water — it prevents white dust on the equipment and keeps the nozzles clear.
No. Droplets a few microns across evaporate inside the warm jet, and the controller blocks humidification whenever the fan is off.
Yes — humidification and heating are controlled separately; in summer the unit simply destratifies the air.
Up to 20 kg/h in the standard four-nozzle configuration; the number of units follows from the hall moisture balance.