BET304 BURN ELECTROCUTION TWICTHER PoisonProps.com
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What this video covers
Poison Props showcases their BET304 Burn Electrocution Twitcher, a fully integrated pneumatic animatronic featuring a victim character that rapidly stands and thrashes side to side with twitching arms — complete with a sparks-and-screams narrative. The unit ships as a complete plug-and-play package including the character, pneumatics, overhead light and stand, strobe, fog machine, motion sensor, controller, and a digital audio system with scream effects. It requires only an AC power connection and a compressed air supply at 100 psi to operate. Interchangeable character heads allow buyers to customize the look to fit their haunt's theme.
Key takeaways
- ◆Full plug-and-play electrocution animatronic — no assembly expertise required
- ◆Pneumatic-driven twitching and swinging motion triggered by a motion sensor
- ◆Integrated package includes fog machine, strobe, overhead light, audio player, and speaker
- ◆Requires AC power and 100 psi compressed air supply
- ◆Character heads are interchangeable across Poison Props mechanisms
Who this is for
Professional haunt operators, dark ride designers, and serious home haunters looking for a ready-to-run, high-impact electrocution scene prop with minimal setup.
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