how much fog juice would i need for a 5 hour event? (1100 fog machine) does it come with the timer?
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I ran it a good three hours+ Halloween on one tank with some left over. But it will depend a lot on how much smoke you set it to blow. Mine did not come with a timer, but you can find one on Amazon that works fine.
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Vinegar and water will generally do it. This Fog Machine although it is marked at 700 is really more a marketing gimmick by the manufacturer than anything else. This machine is marked at 3.9 watt if you read the info on the Amazon web site and yet they call it a "700 Fog Machine". The truly bigger machines generally don't have the clogging problems because they have higher motors equal higher watts. Hopefully, this helps.
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It's 400 watts. Had I known I would have purchased another fogger. It takes too long to produce fog.
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Depends upon what you are using as a chemical in the tank I would say. Check the chemical's safety data sheet. Also, in my experience, "fogger" is a misnomer. It is a fine "myster". You kind of have to aim it at something. Plus, the tank empties pretty quickly. Less than 30 minutes. Main thing is to check your chemical's safety data sheet and act and gear up accordingly.
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Right out of the box brand new on the highest setting running non-stop: 16oz will take anywhere between (I wanna say) 4-6 hours-ish??? A 1 liter bottle is double that. If you take a butane lighter and make parallel marks around the circumference of a 2-liter (making it strong enough to work and "looking" like the bottle over there in the picture) you can then double THAT time to around 24-36 hours. I have found, though, that it seriously depends on the newness of your machine, i.e., the newness and quality of your supersonic ceramic pad that creates the mist. They degrade over time, need to be cleaned, and eventually replaced. The replacement should be every few years or so. That is, if it is run 24/7 pretty much like I do to them. I am using them for the adding of heatless-humidity to a grow-chamber for some rare carnivorous plants. So algae has been a problem but is not a problem if kept clean - which, me being admittedly a bit lazy, can tend to let them go for a while. Even with algae growing on the little pads, they still work great to my surprise. Hope this helps...
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it is just a 2 hour timer. I would recommend you look for a different diffuser. This one only lasted about 6 months
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No. And Yes. The machine itself doesn't have an "on" timer. The timer on the machine is more like an egg timer-- it only counts down. However, to satisfy your need, just leave the ozone machine set to continuous on and plug it into a wall timer that's set to come on for 4 hours a day. All that being said, 4 hours a day sounds like too long. If you need to run this machine 4 hours a day, you've got some serious issue with your cabin.
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It requires 'fog juice'. It comes with a pint which goes for a good amount, once I used that up I went to a party store and they had some. It goes uses it efficiently in my opinion and is worth buying.
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Hello JaNell. I only used once, for Halloween last year, and it worked great...a big hit on the street! I'd say it 'cycles', blowing fog on/off for 5-10 seconds at a time. I'd consider it more of a pause than a stop. It would blow fog for 5 seconds or so, then pause for about 5 seconds. And it would repeat until it got low on fog juice. It didn't stop for any extended period of time due to over-heating while I had it running. I'd say it was on from 5 pm until 10 pm. You do have to hold the button down for continuous fogging. I just taped it down with duct tape and put a small weight on top. Hope that helps. Jeff Hello JaNell. I only used once, for Halloween last year, and it worked great...a big hit on the street! I'd say it 'cycles', blowing fog on/off for 5-10 seconds at a time. I'd consider it more of a pause than a stop. It would blow fog for 5 seconds or so, then pause for about 5 seconds. And it would repeat until it got low on fog juice. It didn't stop for any extended period of time due to over-heating while I had it running. I'd say it was on from 5 pm until 10 pm. You do have to hold the button down for continuous fogging. I just taped it down with duct tape and put a small weight on top.... » Read More Hello JaNell. I only used once, for Halloween last year, and it worked great...a big hit on the street! I'd say it 'cycles', blowing fog on/off for 5-10 seconds at a time. I'd consider it more of a pause than a stop. It would blow fog for 5 seconds or so, then pause for about 5 seconds. And it would repeat until it got low on fog juice. It didn't stop for any extended period of time due to over-heating while I had it running. I'd say it was on from 5 pm until 10 pm. You do have to hold the button down for continuous fogging. I just taped it down with duct tape and put a small weight on top. Hope that helps. Jeff « Show Less
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you can only hook up 1 fogger, the machine itself only has i port for the remote unit to attach.
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each remote operates up to 4 fog machines. However only one transmitter is given with each remote. You will need to purchase more transmitters for multiple machines. There are 4 tiny red switchs on the tranmitter labeled 1-4 you flip up whichever machine you are working with to match the number on the remote
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There is a fog machine cleaner you can get for it. You put it in the same tank you put fog fluid in. You run the fluid through before you store it. You only need to clean it after using it. Also when running the cleaner through just like fog fluid you DO NOT run the tank until it is empty. An empty tank will burn out and screw up the mechanics in this. Just make sure some is left in the tank after you are done cleaning it.
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It greatly depends on building size, ventilation and amount of effect you want to create. Froggys Fog Swap Juice is by far my favorite of brand. Swamp juice is their best product for my use. I can get a gallon of Swamp Juice to last about 6-8 gigs running hard for 7 hrs. I have to keep dance floor filled with smoke while running my laseris show system. Froggys fog is by far my favorite for hang time. I also use a fan/blower in front of my fog machine to help dissipate in areas of low heat andand low ventilation. Heat makes fog reach the ceiling faster and dissipates. Cold air keeps it low at floor level longer. With Froggys Swamp Juice I get the best hang time out of all the other brands. My 2nd choice is omnisistem or CTI fog brand when I forget to order Froggys. Also I recommend only buying up to a years worth of fog juice. I've had bad experiences using 1+ year old juice.
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Anna, I would not suggest you do. I setup a slightly enclosed "haunted house" apx, 30ft x 20x and within 20 minutes it was fogged to the point you could hardly see while walking through it. I will say I am very happy with the fogger. It did it's job well. Just make sure you keep an eye on the fog and are there to turn it off when it gets too thick.
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I have not had that issue with mine. Are you trying to have fog run continuously? It will only produce fog for a limited duration and then needs to reheat.
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My room is a 8x12 foot room. With the ceiling at 8feet. I have filled it up so I cannot see across the room about eight times and I still have about a fourth of the pint left. The fog machine uses less fog than I expected and fills up the room quick.
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Depends on the cubic foot the machine puts out, I have 2- 1000cu. ft. machines, that I use on Halloween for about 7 hours, and don't have to refill. You won't find a better fog solution anywhere. I still have enough for the next halloween.