Thermal foggers are devices used to disperse pesticides, disinfectants, or other chemicals in the form of a fog. They work by heating a liquid solution, which creates tiny droplets that can effectively cover large areas. This method is commonly used in agriculture, pest control, and public health to manage insects and pathogens. These foggers are particularly useful in outdoor settings, as the fog can penetrate dense vegetation and reach hard-to-access areas. They are often employed in mosquito control programs and during disease outbreaks to ensure thorough coverage and effective treatment of affected zones.