Low-Lying Fog Machine (Dry Ice Fog Effect)

Create a dramatic, elegant ground-hugging fog effect perfect for weddings, stage performances, and special events. This professional dry ice fog machine produces smooth, low-lying fog without fans or airborne haze—ideal for venue-approved environments.

⚡ Ultra-Fast Heating & Powerful Output

Powered by dual stainless-steel heating elements (6000W total), this machine heats quickly and is ready for use in approximately 15–20 minutes.

Operation is simple:

• Add water (up to 18L)
• Power on (red indicator shows heating)
• Select output mode:
  • Gear 1: Standard fog output
  • Gear 2: High-intensity fog for enhanced visual impact

Once dry ice is loaded and secured, the machine automatically activates and releases a smooth, floor-level fog that spreads evenly across up to 2,150 sq ft (200㎡).

🌡️ Adjustable Temperature Control

A built-in temperature dial allows adjustment from 30°C to 110°C, helping fine-tune the fog effect based on venue size and desired look:

• Light, atmospheric fog for indoor events
• Dense, dramatic fog for grand entrances and stage moments

🚢 High-Capacity, Event-Ready Design

Designed for professional use, the unit supports:

• Up to 22 lbs of dry ice
• 5-gallon water reservoir
• Continuous fog output for 5–8 minutes per fill (varies by environment)

Perfect for first dances, performances, and key event moments.

🛡️ Built-In Safety Features

Safety-focused design includes:

• Automatic shutoff if water or dry ice levels are low
• Electrical protection suitable for busy venues and public events

🎭 Ideal For

• Wedding first dances & grand entrances
• Concerts & DJ performances
• Theatrical productions & Halloween events
• Ballrooms, convention centers, and large indoor venues

Produces a true low-lying fog effect without lingering smoke or haze.

⚠️ Important Usage Notes (Venue Friendly)

• Water level must be checked before operation.
• 15-minute cooldown required after use before refilling or transport
• Fog effect duration depends on room temperature and airflow