Hyperion D6 Upshot Machine by Froggy's Fog

What this video covers

Froggy's Fog showcases the Hyperion D6, a 1500W upshot fog machine designed to outperform conventional upshot machines with its sustained burst output rather than an abrupt cutoff. The unit features dual-zone hex LEDs — independently controlled upper and lower cones — all managed via DMX 512 across 17 channels. It also includes low-fluid sensing technology and can be oriented in multiple directions, adding versatility for stage and haunt applications.

Key takeaways

• ◆1500W upshot fogger with sustained burst output, avoiding the sharp cutoff common in competing units
• ◆Dual-zone hex LED lighting (upper and lower cone) fully controllable via DMX 512 (17 channels)
• ◆Low fluid sensor protects the machine during extended use
• ◆Can be oriented in multiple directions beyond a standard vertical upshot
• ◆Positioned as a premium theatrical and haunt special-effects machine

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