29% offFenline Fog Machine
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- 1000W on a standard 120V
- Top handle
- Machine only
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Greywater Fog Machine 1500W
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Greywater Fog Machine 1500W
$109.00$149.00
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See it in the scene: The Graveyard →
Plug-in 120V, 1500W, two remotes
A 1500W fog machine in a black case, two-liter tank sitting in plain view on the back, and a ring of colored LEDs around the nozzle. Set it low at the edge of the graveyard, chill the output, and the fog rolls between the stones instead of over the fence. Plug-in 120V, built for outdoor duty.
The front panel carries twenty LEDs around the nozzle, thirteen colors on the card remote, with fade and flash modes and a plain white if you want fog that looks like fog. Purple behind the headstones reads from the street. Green low in the bank reads like something leaking out of the ground.
A card remote handles colors and modes, and a two-button fob handles on and off. The card is marked RF wireless, so it does not have to be aimed at the machine. You can fire the fog from behind the storm door the second a group hits the walkway.
The bracket bolts to the side with a big knob, so the machine sits on the ground, hangs from a porch beam by the slot in the yoke, or tilts to aim the nozzle down a slope. Top handle for carrying it out to the yard with the tank full.
Plug-in, built for outdoors
Halloween night it sits at the far edge of the graveyard, nozzle low, tank topped up, fob in your pocket. Every group that comes up the walk gets a fresh roll of purple fog around the ankles and the neighbor's driveway stays clear.
No. The box is the machine and its remotes, so add a jug of water-based fluid to the same order.
Yes, it is a 1500W plug-in unit on 120V. Run an outdoor-rated extension cord out to it and plan that run before dark.
The card remote handles the thirteen colors and the fade and flash modes; the two-button fob just fires it on and off from the porch.
The hanging yoke bolts to the side with a hand knob, so it sits on the ground, hangs from a porch beam, or tilts to aim the nozzle down a slope.
That is down to how you run it. Continuous output empties the tank quickly; bursts as each group hits the walkway stretch it across the night.
Keep it dry. It is an electric unit on a cord, so hang it under an eave or tuck it behind cover, and bring it in when the porch light goes off.
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