HYPERION D6- VARIABLE OUTPUT UPSHOT FOG MACHINE

What this video covers

Froggy's Fog showcases the Hyperion D6, billed as the world's first variable output upshot fog machine, capable of producing a plume ranging from just a few feet up to 30 feet tall from a single unit. The machine features Instant Stop Technology (IST), which pulls fluid away from the heating core to minimize spitting and enable precise on/off control. Dual-zone HEX LEDs with RGBAW+UV output allow operators to dial in virtually any color or create a dramatic dual flame effect. With 17 channels of DMX control and 360-degree placement capability, it's designed as a versatile centerpiece for haunts, stage shows, and events.

Key takeaways

• ◆Variable output lets operators scale the fog plume from minimal to a 30-foot column with a single machine
• ◆Instant Stop Technology (IST) reduces spitting and allows for clean, precise fog cutoff
• ◆Dual-zone inner/outer HEX LEDs (RGBAW+UV) deliver rich color mixing and a flame illusion effect
• ◆Full 17-channel DMX control plus 360-degree operation and reversible tank mounting add deployment flexibility
• ◆Low-fluid auto shut-off and a locking 20A connector reflect a professional-grade build

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