Prop Control Boards for FrightProps Animated Props
by FrightProps
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What this video covers
FrightProps lead fabricator Max introduces the company's new integrated 'mech boards,' which come pre-installed on FrightProps air-powered animated props. These control boards eliminate the need for manual wiring and fitting connections, streamlining the setup process for haunters. The goal is to let haunt operators spend less time on technical installation and more time building their attraction.
Key takeaways
- ◆New 'mech boards' are included as standard equipment on FrightProps' in-house air-powered props
- ◆Pre-wired and pre-fitted boards remove the need for manual wiring or plumbing connections
- ◆Designed to speed up haunt setup and reduce technical frustration
- ◆Targeted at haunters who want a more plug-and-play prop experience
Who this is for
Haunt operators and Halloween enthusiasts looking for easier, faster setup of pneumatic animated props without dealing with complex wiring or fittings.
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