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DPF833 Drop panel flyer PoisonProps.com

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Length
0:30
Views
2,666
Published
Mar 2017

What this video covers

This short product showcase from Poison Props highlights the DPF833 Drop Panel Flyer, a commercial-grade animatronic that conceals a character behind a wall until a panel drops and launches the figure flying overhead at roughly eight feet. The prop features flailing arms and a side-to-side head movement, driven by a pneumatic scissor rig that mounts directly on top of maze walls. The package ships as a fully plug-and-play unit, bundling the character, pneumatics, a programmed controller, motion sensor, digital audio player, powered speaker, and a scream effect. Only a compressed air supply and standard AC power are needed to run it.

Key takeaways

  • Character launches overhead at approximately 8 feet when the drop panel releases, delivering a dramatic ceiling-level scare
  • Plug-and-play system includes pneumatics, pre-programmed controller, motion sensor, and a complete audio package — no custom wiring required
  • Scissor rig and drop panel mount on top of standard maze walls with a compact footprint under 31″ × 60″
  • Requires 100 PSI compressed air and AC power; ships via freight
  • Characters are interchangeable across Poison Props mechanisms, allowing theme customization

Who this is for

Professional haunt operators and dark ride designers looking for a turnkey overhead-scare animatronic that installs quickly on existing maze walls.

⚠ Safety notes

Requires 100 PSI compressed air and AC power; ships freight due to size and weight — proper installation on maze walls and safe air line management should be confirmed before operation.

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