Poseidon Series Low-Lying Fog Machine Menu Functions and Features

What this video covers

This short tutorial from Froggy's Fog walks users through the menu system of the Poseidon Series low-lying fog machines. It covers the machine's key functions and demonstrates how its three humidity settings affect the character of the ground fog produced. The Poseidon line uses only water and fog fluid to generate dense, creeping fog that stays close to the floor — no ice or chiller unit required.

Key takeaways

• ◆The Poseidon Series creates low-lying fog using only water and fog fluid — no ice needed
• ◆Three selectable humidity levels let users fine-tune fog density and behavior
• ◆The video provides a hands-on walkthrough of the machine's menu and controls
• ◆Suitable for theatrical, film, photography, and Halloween haunt applications

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