Titan Ice | Low Lying Fog Machine | Integrated Fog Chiller | Froggy's Fog

What this video covers

Froggy's Fog showcases the Titan Ice, an all-in-one fog machine with a built-in ice chiller designed to produce a dense, ground-hugging fog carpet. Powered by a 1700W heater core, it is engineered for high output and pairs with specially formulated low-lying fog fluids. The unit offers professional-grade controls including a backlit LCD, DMX in/out, a locking Neutrik PowerCon TRUE1 connector, and a wireless remote, making it suitable for haunted attractions, theater, and film production. A two-year parts and service warranty backs the Titan series.

Key takeaways

• ◆Integrated ice chamber eliminates the need for a separate chiller unit
• ◆1700W heater core delivers high-volume, thick ground-level fog output
• ◆DMX in/out enables seamless integration into complex lighting and effects rigs
• ◆Backlit LCD with timer functions simplifies on-the-fly adjustments in dark environments
• ◆Neutrik PowerCon TRUE1 locking connector allows hot-swap capability

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