Low Lying Fog Without Ice! | Froggy's Fog Poseidon Aqua 2
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What this video covers
Froggy's Fog showcases the Poseidon Aqua 2, an ultrasonic low-lying fog generator that produces dense ground fog without dry ice, cryogenics, or refrigeration. It combines ultrasonic technology with traditional thermal fog production, requiring only fog fluid, water, and power. The unit features onboard DMX control and an LCD display, making it suited for professional haunted attractions, touring productions, and theatrical events.
Key takeaways
- ◆Produces continuous low-lying fog with no dry ice or refrigeration needed
- ◆Runs on only fog fluid, water, and electrical power — keeping operating costs low
- ◆Built-in DMX control and LCD display for easy integration into professional show systems
- ◆Heavy-duty chassis designed to withstand demanding touring and haunt environments
- ◆Quiet and efficient operation makes it suitable for theatrical and theme-park use
Who this is for
Professional haunt operators, theatrical production designers, and touring entertainment crews looking for a low-maintenance, ice-free ground fog solution.
Materials mentioned
- • fog fluid
- • water
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