Abstract: Various devices allow for sanitization or disinfection by exhausting a dry fog biocide agent into an ambient environment. A nebulizer, for instance a vibrator that oscillates or vibrates at ultrasonic frequencies, nebulizes a biocide agent, for instance chlorine dioxide, peracetic acid, hydrogen peroxide, to create the dry fog. Such devices may withdraw the dry fog or biocide agent from the ambient environment after some period of time. Operational parameters of the devices may be tracked or monitored. Each device may implement tracking or monitoring. Additionally or alternatively, a separate tracking or monitoring system may track or monitor the operational parameters of one or more devices. Tracking or monitoring may include exception reporting, as well as other reporting.

Abstract: A fogger display unit can include a first deflector having an outer surface and an inner surface. The first deflector can have any shape forming a cavity, for example a hemispherical dome shape. The first deflector is positioned above a display case that includes one or more display decks on which consumer products are displayed. A fogger generates a fog that is exhausted towards the inner surface of the first deflector. The first deflector deflects the fog flow downward across the consumer products on the display deck. The fogger display unit can include a second deflector having an outer surface and an inner surface. The inner surface of the second deflector is proximate the outer surface of the first deflector forming a channel therebetween. Air, forced through the channel by an air handler, flows downward as an air curtain about the periphery of the display case.