FireBase SG-2600-CASED - High Powered Extreme Smoke Generator - 220V - 60,000CFM

What this video covers

This video showcases the FireBase SG-2600-CASED, a professional-grade, high-output smoke generator manufactured in Germany and distributed by Froggy's Fog. Running on 220V and rated at 60,000 CFM, the unit is built for medium-to-large-scale applications including professional haunted attractions and fixed facilities. The system is fully enclosed in a rugged travel case for easy transport and long-term protection, and features digital programmable controls along with a control module and cable. Froggy's Fog presents the FireBase line as a top-tier option for any scenario demanding continuous, extreme-volume smoke output.

Key takeaways

• ◆Delivers 60,000 CFM of continuous smoke output powered by 220V — suited for large haunts and fixed installations
• ◆German-engineered build with a 2-year warranty emphasizes reliability and durability over consumer-grade fog machines
• ◆Housed in a hard-shell travel case for fast setup, easy transport, and long-term equipment protection
• ◆Fully programmable digital controls and included control module allow precise output management
• ◆Fluid tank holds approximately 1.32 gallons with consumption rates ranging up to 34 minutes per gallon on continuous mode

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