Transform any indoor or outdoor space into an immersive environment with a compact fog generator equipped with integrated multicolor lighting and flexible remote management. The matte black metal chassis measures 23 x 11.5 x 4.9 inches and features a focused circular discharge nozzle designed to project thick vapor across a maximum continuous radius of 3000 cubic feet, with peak burst output reaching 2000 cubic feet per minute.
Operating at a total consumption rate of 500 watts—split between general functions and a 400-watt heating element—the unit reaches full operational temperature in roughly three minutes. A dedicated one-minute pause function allows for temporary halts without resetting the internal core, making it adaptable for staged reveals or timed entrances. Liquid is drawn from a 0.3-liter translucent chamber engineered for approximately twenty minutes of unbroken performance before needing to be refilled.
Triple built-in LED fixtures sit inside the housing to filter colored illumination through the rising vapor, enhancing visibility and mood for haunted attractions, DJ stages, or themed gatherings. Operator control is handled through either a four-button wireless transmitter or a wired receiver module that can be stationed at a central console. Thermal regulation is managed by perforated side panels, while four non-slip rubber mounts keep the assembly secure on hardwood, concrete, or elevated platforms.
Installation and Care Procedures
Place the device on a level floor, tabletop, or truss using the base pads, or attach the detachable metal support arm secured by two plastic thumbscrews for overhead positioning. Route the internationally compatible detachable power cord to a grounded outlet, introduce appropriate fog fluid into the transparent tank, and toggle the prominent red switch to initiate the warm-up sequence. Activate the wireless controller or wired interface once readiness indicators settle, then direct short bursts to achieve balanced coverage. After sessions conclude, power down the unit, wait for complete cooling, drain any leftover liquid, clear debris from ventilation openings, and store all modules together for reliable seasonal deployment.