Poseidon A4 Teaser
by Froggy's Fog
Embedded from YouTube. This video belongs to its creator; Halloween Universe indexes it as a discovery resource.View original ↗
What this video covers
This teaser from Froggy's Fog previews the Poseidon A4, an ice-free low-lying fog machine that combines ultrasonic and thermal fog technologies to produce dense ground-hugging fog without dry ice, refrigeration, or cryogenics. The unit features onboard DMX control, an LCD display, and a heavy-duty chassis built for touring and professional production environments. It is positioned as a cost-effective, quiet, and high-output solution for haunted attractions, themed entertainment, and theatrical applications.
Key takeaways
- ◆Produces low-lying fog that hugs the floor and dissipates without rising — no ice or dry ice required
- ◆Hybrid ultrasonic and thermal technology means only fog fluid, water, and electricity are needed
- ◆Onboard DMX and user-friendly LCD make integration into professional rigs straightforward
- ◆Rugged chassis is rated for demanding touring and heavy-duty production use
- ◆Suitable for haunted attractions, themed entertainment, concerts, and theatrical productions
Who this is for
Haunt operators, theatrical production managers, and special effects professionals looking for a professional-grade, ice-free low-lying fog solution with DMX capability.
Materials mentioned
- • fog fluid
- • water
Explore related
More like this

DIY Halloween Props - Bubbling Witch's Cauldron with Glowing Coals
Wicked Makers duo Jaimie and Jay walk through a beginner-friendly Halloween build that transforms a large plastic cauldron into a dramatic bubbling brew scene complete with glowing coal effects. The project combines an ultrasonic pond fogger for rising mist with orange string lights and textured spray-foam coals to simulate a fire beneath the pot. Despite involving several components, each step is designed to be approachable and tackled in stages, making it a solid weekend project. The finished prop works equally well for yard haunts or front-porch Halloween displays.

How to make a DIY Fog Chiller | DIY Halloween Props
Wicked Makers' Jaimie and Jay walk through building a simple, low-cost fog chiller from everyday household materials in about an hour. Fog from a standard fog machine is routed through a PVC inlet into an ice-filled plastic storage bin, where it cools and exits as a dense, ground-hugging rolling fog effect. Chicken wire inside the bin keeps the ice elevated while letting chilled fog pass through freely. The build requires no specialized tools and is explicitly designed to be family-friendly.

Taylor Swift Back To December CMA Awards 2010 with Froggy's Fog
This video showcases Froggy's Fog products in action during a high-profile live performance at the 2010 CMA Awards. The footage highlights the atmospheric fog, haze, and snow effects that enhanced the on-stage presentation. It serves primarily as a real-world product demonstration in a professional entertainment setting.
Ratings & reviews
No ratings yet — be the first to say whether this one delivered.
Sign in to rate this video and tell others if it helped.
