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Froggy's Fog Hyperion SJ8 Super Jet Upshot

by Froggy's Fog

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Length
1:20
Views
5,096
Published
Jul 2018

What this video covers

This short product showcase video from Froggy's Fog highlights the Hyperion SJ8 SuperJet, a high-output fog machine capable of directing fog upward or horizontally with integrated HEX LED lighting. The unit offers DMX control for synchronizing both fog output and color effects. Its substantial wattage and airflow rating make it a serious contender for large-scale haunted attractions and stage environments.

Key takeaways

  • High-output fog machine with integrated color HEX LEDs for vivid atmospheric effects
  • Supports DMX control for seamless integration into lighting and automation rigs
  • Capable of upshot and directional fog projection to suit varied staging needs
  • Designed for large venues requiring significant fog volume and coverage

Who this is for

Haunt operators, stage designers, and event professionals looking for a powerful, DMX-ready fog machine with built-in color LED effects.

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