WS417 Wall Slammer PoisonProps.com
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What this video covers
The WS417 Wall Slammer from Poison Props is a commercial-grade pneumatic haunted house prop featuring a ghoul character concealed behind a plexiglass panel. Triggered by a motion sensor, the character lunges upward and slams repeatedly against the plexiglass for a high-impact startle effect. The unit ships as a complete plug-and-play system including the wall structure, pneumatics, a programmed controller, and an optional audio package with speaker and scream effect. It requires a standard AC power connection and a 100 PSI air supply.
Key takeaways
- ◆Ghoul launches upward and pounds against plexiglass for a visceral, unexpected scare
- ◆Ships as a complete plug-and-play unit — no complex assembly or programming required
- ◆Integrated motion sensor triggers the effect automatically as guests approach
- ◆Optional audio package adds a powered speaker and scream effect for full sensory impact
- ◆Character heads are interchangeable, allowing the mechanism to be customized to different themes
Who this is for
Professional haunt operators, dark ride designers, and amusement attractions looking for a turnkey, high-impact pneumatic scare prop.
Materials mentioned
- • plexiglass
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