Poseidon UltraSonic Low Fog Generator

What this video covers

Froggy's Fog showcases the Poseidon Ultrasonic Low Fog Generator, a professional-grade ground fog machine that combines ultrasonic and thermal fog technologies to produce dense, low-lying fog without cryogenics, dry ice, or refrigeration. The unit is built for demanding touring and theatrical environments, featuring a ruggedized polymer chassis, built-in LCD touchscreen, and onboard 3-pin and 5-pin DMX. Smart features include auto water refill, low-water and low-fluid sensing, multi-stage humidity control, and a gravity-fed reservoir with no water pump required. Optional accessories such as a flat diffuser, rain cover, and dual output splitter expand its versatility for a wide range of professional applications.

Key takeaways

• ◆Produces high-output low-lying fog using ultrasonic and thermal technology — no dry ice or refrigeration needed
• ◆Built-in DMX (3-pin and 5-pin) plus touchscreen LCD and wireless control for flexible operation
• ◆Auto water refill system and low-fluid sensors reduce hands-on maintenance during long runs
• ◆Ruggedized, corrosion-resistant chassis designed for touring and heavy-duty theatrical use
• ◆Optional flat diffuser and rain cover make it adaptable to outdoor and stage environments

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