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ShillehTek DC 5V Ultrasonic Mist Maker Humidifier Module 108KHz USB | ShillehTek Product Manual

ShillehTek DC 5V Ultrasonic Mist Maker humidifier module 108KHz with USB port

What it is

The ShillehTek DC 5V Ultrasonic Mist Maker Humidifier Module 108KHz USB is a low-noise, cold-fog atomizer that fractures water into an ultra-fine mist for DIY egg incubators, mushroom fruiting chambers, sensor-maintenance setups, and compact desktop humidifiers. It uses a tuned low-impedance driver at 108KHz and an atomizing sheet with ~5 micron aperture for fast evaporation and humidity control without soaking surfaces.

Pins

This module is powered from a 5V USB supply. For exact pin names (if your revision also provides pads/headers in addition to USB), refer to the silkscreen labels on the board/module and the listing photos for the correct pinout before wiring to an Arduino, Raspberry Pi, or other controller.

Technical Specifications

Parameter Value
Supply voltage DC 5V (USB)
Ultrasonic frequency 108KHz (resonant tuned driver)
Atomization aperture Approx. 5 microns
Mist type Fine cold fog / ultra-fine spray
Noise Virtually without noise (per description)
Atomizing surface materials Specialized glass glaze + stainless steel coating (improved acid/alkali resistance)
Maintenance Plug-and-play piezoelectric disc replacement

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the operating voltage of this ultrasonic mist maker module?

It is designed for a DC 5V supply via USB. Use a stable 5V source to keep mist output consistent.

Can I control this mist maker with an Arduino or Raspberry Pi?

Many makers switch 5V modules using external power control (for example, a suitable transistor/MOSFET or relay) rather than driving the ultrasonic circuit directly. Check the module’s silkscreen/labels and ensure your control method matches your module revision.

What does 108KHz mean on an ultrasonic humidifier module?

108KHz is the ultrasonic resonant frequency used to atomize water into a fine cold fog. The driver is tuned to this frequency for efficient conversion from electrical power to mist.

Will this produce a fine mist that won’t soak nearby surfaces?

The description indicates an ultra-fine spray with an aperture of approximately 5 microns, intended for rapid evaporation and humidity control. Placement and airflow still matter—aim the fog into circulating air for best results.

How do I maintain or replace the atomizing piezo disc?

This unit is described as supporting a plug-and-play replacement piezoelectric disc for easier maintenance. Power off the device before servicing, and match the replacement part to your module revision and fit.