FogMax Fog Machine

Name: FogMax Fog Machine
SKU: CTC-100090
Price: 926.60 USD

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CITC

SKU

CTC-100090

Part

100090

Overview

Chosen for movies such as "Ladder 49", where dependable fog machines were the most cost effective, user friendly smoke effect, FogMax proved to be an excellent choice. No other comparable machine delivers a thicker, whiter output of 30,000 cfm of digitally controlled fog. CITC's FogMax boasts a non-clogging head and can produce longer on high than the stiffest competition. Accurate temp control makes shut down history. It has a quieter pump with a 1500 watt heating head, DMX interface, remote control cycle timer and hanging bracket. Safety considered first, the FogMax has three safety checks, including a circuit breaker reset button.

Water based Fog Machine
Output: 30,000 cubic feet/minute
Warm Up Time: 5-10 minutes
Continuous Fog: Up to 30 minutes before reheat
Remote Control: On/off, cycle timer 25' cord
Heater Wattage: 1500w
Volume Control: Yes

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Specs

Basics
Suggested Items	SmartFog
Manufacturer	CITC
Part #	100090
Our SKU	CTC-100090

Dimensions
Box L x W x H	20" x 9" x 9"
Weight	33

Accessories

Docs

	FogMax - Datasheet 604.41 May. 21st, 2018
	COVID-19 and Artificial Fog 564.79 03-2021 Apr. 16th, 2021 Report on whether the use of artificial fog impacts suspension time of aerosols (like ones that may carry COVID-19). In short, fog has a negligible effect and does not appear to increase or decrease the risk of airborne transmission.
	Health Effects of Theatrical Smoke, Haze, and Pyrotechnics 3.00 06-2000 Apr. 10th, 2018 Original report commissioned by Actors' Equity Association (AEA) and the League of American Theaters and Producers (LATP). Written from a scientific point-of-view, not intended for any specific machine.
	Theatrical Smoke/Haze - Time & Distance Guidelines 467.49 11-2014 Apr. 10th, 2018 Covers a wide range of machines, provides tables for time-and-distance guidelines based on the original Actor's Equity report on Theatrical Smoke/Haze (2000).