| | |  | Sound & Stage | Home » » American Dj Mister Kool Graveyard Low Lying Fogger | | | | | | | Description: | | Low lying fog machine that uses regular ice to create a graveyard effect to be used with Kool Fog liquid | | | Features: | |
• Low lying fog machine
• best when used with Kool fog rapid disappating fog liquid
• uses regular ice to produce low lying fog effect
• comes with a timer to automatically fog when needed and the user can control output and duration
• creates graveyard type low lying fog effect great for halloween or stage effect
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 13.0 inches | | Product Width:
| 21.0 inches | | Product Height:
| 13.0 inches | | Product Weight:
| 11.0 pounds | | Package Length:
| 20.6 inches | | Package Width:
| 13.1 inches | | Package Height:
| 12.5 inches | | Package Weight:
| 19.45 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 7 reviews |
| | | | Customer Reviews: | |
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8 of 8 found the following review helpful:
 Not super great, but it doesn't suck either.Nov 11, 2009
By L. Blanco
Just wanted to chime in here because I purchased one of these recently for Halloween. I read a lot of negative reviews, but I went with my gut and bought one anyway. Quite frankly, I was pleasantly surprised. The unit itself is pretty sturdy and appears to be well-built. Most of the complaints about the unit appear to center around the fog not staying low to the ground. Well, depending upon the room temperature it is in, the fog will either rise or stay low to the ground. In a warm room it won't take long for it to rise. Well duh, is this really a surprise to anyone? In cooler rooms it will stay down longer, but eventually the fog will warm up and rise. ALL FOG WILL. Also, it isn't for outside use and it even says so in the instructions. I suspect complaints of the unit burning out and not working were the result of the operator letting the the fog juice run out resulting in the failure. The instructions warn against this as well.
I do have a legitimate complaint, and that is with the water drainage lever on the back of the unit. It doesn't indicate which is the "open" or "closed" position. I got a little concerned because the melting ice was not collecting in the drainage bag. I tried both left and right sides and even called the company and they said "right." Well, they were wrong. The lever, at least on my unit, has to be straight out in the middle. With the unit slightly raised and slightly tilted back, the melting water run right out and into the collection bag.
I would give the unit a higher rating if it were slightly cheaper. For a 400 watt foger, it looks like you're paying at least $75-$100 for a built in chiller. You can make a chiller to attach to your fogger yourself for about $20. I don't think I would recommend the unit for DJs on the go. They have enough heavy equipment to haul around, and other fog units may be better suited for their needs. But for use at small parties, home use, haunted houses, etc. the unit should perform well. I actually used mine outside on Halloween, and if not for the wind blowing so hard that night, it would have been perfect. However, for outdoor haunting displays, for next year I may pick up a pair of 1000 watt units. They cost less and should produce even more fog.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Fog Chiller that worksNov 20, 2009
By William S. Maley
This is a nice compact all in one unit. This is a multi-day multi-season machinge. It has the largest reservior for ice I have seen yet. When compared with standard for machines the fog it puts out stays much lower to the ground. However the 400 watt is a bit on the low side so the volume of it's output is medium to low. The picture of the fog comming out of the machine is greatly exagerated. The amount of fog juice it can hold is small, so be careful. When it runs out of juice you can easily burn up ANY fog machine. When done and it is time to store clean it with fog machine cleaner.
4 of 6 found the following review helpful:
 Fog everywhereSep 30, 2009
By Mhidden
This fog unit produced fog just like a regular fog machine. It still requires fog fluid and low lying and it does not come with it so buyer beware. It is just as or nearly as cheap to buy a fog machine and attach a chiller which will be my next try. A vortex fusion is what I am looking at and will review as well. I don't work or am associated with them, I am about to give the Zen Dolphin a decent review.
The rate of rise on the fog was fast and almost immediate. Without properly ever blanketing the floor, it couldn't even make it's own remote disappear right next to it.
 Works great!Mar 23, 2012
By Nick McCraw
I purchased two Mister Freezes. Good choice. These fog machines provide thick, opaque fog. This is exactly what I wanted. I spent $300 on two fog machines and it was a good buy. Ya, one leaks a little water when the ice melts but no bid deal. Want thick fog and a low price tag? Get this machine!
1 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Steadily broke over 10 hoursOct 11, 2009
By J. Weber
First the screws arrived stripped. But the unit worked nicely for about 5 hours, then began to work intermittently. After 10 hours it stopped working completely. Having had multiple fog machines in the past, my advice is either spend $300 on a good one or don't buy one at all. Cheap fog machines, like this one has again proven to me, are a waste of money.
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