FG-CABIN
- Theatre Effects Fog Cabin
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Other Technics
Sub-Category:
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Low-Lying Fog Machines
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Description:
Using
The Fog Cabin is pretty straight forward. Simply fill the large-capacity
cavity with ice above the mesh tri-baffle system inside the Fog
Cabin; close the lid and lock the latches; shoot fog in through
the intake and out of the front of The Fog Cabin will come low-lying
fog! 20 lbs. of ice will last hours.
- Works
with any fog machine
- Durable
& Long-Lasting
- 20
lbs of ice last hours ($4.00 - $6.00 at most convenient stores)
- No
additional electricity required
Wizard
Hints & Tips: There is
no need to use dry-ice with The Fog Cabin (matter of fact, we found
it works best with regular ice). A 20 lb. bag of ice seems to fit
quite well, which can be purchased at most any
convenience-type store for around $4.00 - $5.00.
Although
there is a gasket that has been affixed between the lid and body
of unit, there is still a small amount of cold fog that will leak
out the top of the lid when in operation. We didn’t find that
this hampered the effect, but if you do not want any leakage to
take place, simply place some gaffers or duct tape around the seam
where the lid meets the body of the unit.
Be sure to leave at least an inch of airspace between your fogger’s
output nozzle and the opening to the intake coupling of The Fog
Cabin. It is very important that you do not stick the output nozzle
of the fogger directly into the intake valve.
We
found that when The Fog Cabin is completely full of ice, that it
would last for approximately 3 to 4 hours without needing to add
more ice (using moderate fogging intervals).
If you would like to duct your fog to a specific location by using
regular dryer vent hose that can be purchased at any hardware store
or home center. Use gaffers tape or duct tape to ensure your dryer
vent hose stays in place and disallows leaking of fog by affixing
the dryer vent hose to the output duct on the front of The Fog Cabin.
Remember,
as The Fog Cabin is chilling fog, it is also slowly melting the
ice that is laying on top of the mesh tri-baffling system. Be sure
to occasionally pop the water-release plug on the side of The Fog
Cabin, thus allowing water to drain. We bought some plastic tubing
and attached it to the water-release plug so that our unit could
drain all by itself when the water reached a level that it could
escape through the plug. This would be a good idea if you are using
The Fog Cabin over an extended period of time.
Realize
that in windy outdoor atmospheric conditions or inside with HVAC
systems running, all fog will eventually rise, even with the $4000
Low-Lying Fog Generators out on the market. The same applies to
the low-lying fog generated from our Fog Cabin. Keep this in mind
when planning your effect.
That’s
about it! Experiment with your Fog Cabin and have a great time!
Specifications:
Power: No Power Needed
Initial Warm-up: None Needed
Output: It Will Pump Out As Much As You Pump In!!!
Fog Machine: Required But Not Included
Product
Quantities & Prices:
Sold In Single Units
FG-CABIN - $160.00

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