Nominal 1500 ml capacity and a 1260 ml bottle volume place this hand sprayer in the small garden class. The HDPE body carries a Lava red finish with a black reinforced plastic handle. A safety valve vents pressure above 3 bar. The plastic nozzle adjusts droplet size, and the trigger has a lock for continuous spraying.
The handheld mist sprayer 1.5 litre EPOCA Luna 1500 Lava is a manual pressure sprayer for water, soap solutions, foliar fertiliser and plant protection liquids. Nominal capacity is 1500 ml, while the bottle volume measures 1260 ml. The body is moulded in HDPE and finished in Lava red. The pump handle uses black reinforced plastic and measures 120 mm long.
Pressure builds up through the manual pump fitted in the lid. A safety valve vents pressure once it rises above 3 bar. The plastic nozzle screws in and out to change droplet size. A latch on the trigger holds the lever open for continuous spraying. The same latch keeps the trigger closed during transport. Maximum solution temperature is +30 °C. The sprayer is not intended for industrial chemicals.
The Luna 1500 series covers small watering tasks where a hose is impractical. Weight is 362 g empty, so one hand carries the bottle while the other guides the nozzle. Height of 255 mm and a body diameter of Ø130 mm keep the unit stable on a shelf or bench.
HDPE forms the whole bottle, with the material marking moulded into the base. The wall thickness matches larger bottles in the same family, so the grip stays firm when the bottle is full. Three small feet under the base lift the bottle off the floor. That detail stops the bottle sticking to a wet surface and makes it easier to pick up.
The wide neck accepts a funnel and makes rinsing between different liquids simple. Many users keep one bottle per solution, since the purchase cost stays moderate. Filling to the marked level leaves an air space for pumping. After work, releasing the pressure and rinsing with clean water keeps the nozzle clear.
The pump shaft measures Ø6 mm and sits in the screw lid. Pumping compresses air above the liquid, and the trigger releases the spray. Pressure is limited by the safety valve, which opens at 3 bar. Droplet size changes as the nozzle tip is turned, from a fine mist to a narrower stream for targeted spots.
Spraying at a lower pressure suits seedlings and leaf surfaces. Higher pressure covers a wider area with fewer strokes. Industrial chemicals and solvents fall outside the intended use. Temperature above +30 °C should be avoided, since the HDPE body and seals are rated for that limit.
Balcony plants, potted flowers and small vegetable beds are the usual tasks.
Nurseries use the bottle for misting cuttings and young shoots. Agriculture and forestry laboratories apply measured doses of test solutions with it. Office plant care teams keep one bottle for water and another for foliar feed. The sprayer also handles diluted soap for cleaning leaves and light surface washing.
The factory supplies this model in two carton formats. A carton of 12 pieces carries the code 8324.R11 and contains six Lava red bottles and six Marine blue bottles. A carton of 28 pieces carries the code 8324.R14. The suffix D1 marks the Lava red colour and D2 marks the Marine blue version; these suffixes are used by importers only.
A Marine blue variant of the same bottle is available alongside the Lava red finish. Both share the dimensions, pump and nozzle. Keeping separate bottles for fertiliser, plant protection liquid and plain water reduces cross-contamination between treatments.















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