DIY Water Fireplace under 100€ - Dimplex Opti Myst Mystik Fire

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You will need these materials for this project (With affiliate link to the individual products):
Ultrasonic Nebuliser 12V: amzn.to/3S3n1lB
RGB LED Module 12V:
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Round Tube Diameter 8 mm:
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HT pipe DN 110 x 500mm:
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2* HT Socket Plug DN 110:
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HT safe Double Sleeve DN 110:
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1.25-36V 8A Buck Converter:
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40mm fan 12V:
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3* PTC Heating Element AC/DC 12V: amzn.to/3S7oLKB
Flat Bar Aluminium Profile 50x3mm: amzn.to/47GhKGv
Flat Bar Aluminium Profile 30x2mm: amzn.to/48Civla
We used an old power supply from an old PC. If you don't have one, we recommend this transformer 12 V 300 W: amzn.to/3O8QidD

[@Sch-Nuller]

Wow..... That you can build something so good for little money! Very nice!👍👍👍

[@thomaslocke1503]

😮i have to build one! First remake of those over expensive optimyst that looks like real flames!

[@jensrb50]

Looks great 👍 and you found a nice housing/case for it .The tube is a great idea

[@thomaslocke1503]

Bought all parts, but the Humidifier is 24 volts, do i need a boost converter or something?

[@Relockto]

Thank you very much Thomas for your question. The power supply has 12 and 24 volts. so you can use both variants. But if you only have a 12v power supply, you have the option of using a 12v fogger but you have a 24v fogger than use now a converter.

[@Itsme.545]

I've been wondering for a while how the Mystfire or Dimplex work. Thank you very much for the information and the process. But why do you need the heater?

[@Relockto]

Thanks for your comment! The heater is needed for the realistic flames. Otherwise it's just a mist that falls down quickly.

[@annettegunner9533]

Thanks for the good instructions. Even a beginner like me can work with this. 🪚🔧🪛🔩⚙👍