Fog Machine Control Cable Quick Look
by FrightProps
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What this video covers
FrightProps showcases a dedicated control cable designed to simplify fog machine triggering for haunted attractions. Rather than modifying wireless remotes or navigating complex DMX setups, users simply plug the cable into a compatible fog machine and wire it to a relay. The quick demo is filmed during a Poison Props Electric Chair programming session, giving real-world context for how the accessory fits into a broader prop control workflow.
Key takeaways
- ◆Eliminates the need to hack or solder existing fog machine remotes
- ◆No DMX programming required — relay wiring is all that's needed
- ◆Compatible with the Amber Fog 700 fog machine
- ◆Speeds up integration of fog effects into automated prop sequences
- ◆Available as a standalone cable or bundled in a triggerable fog machine kit
Who this is for
Haunt builders and prop makers who want a fast, no-fuss way to integrate fog machine triggering into relay-based or controller-based prop setups.
Materials mentioned
- • fog machine control cable
- • relay
- • Amber Fog 700 fog machine
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