How long does the low fog effect last?

This depends on the amount and temperature of the ice as well as the location (wind speed). In cooler environments, the fog stays on the ground longer.

What can I put in the ice compartment of a low fog machine?

We recommend standard ice cubes as they are inexpensive and easily accessible. However, dry ice works best; it not only lasts longer but also keeps the fog closer to the ground. Dry ice is a bit more expensive and unfortunately not available for purchase at Renty.

How long does a low fog machine take to heat up?

The low fog machine takes about 3-5 minutes to reach operating temperature.

Is the included fog fluid enough for my event?

Yes, there is enough fog fluid in the low fog machine. It comes with a full tank, which is more than enough for most events.

Instructions

Low-lying fog machine Video-Bedienungsanleitung

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In this guide, you will learn step-by-step how to correctly set up your Eurolite NB-60 ICE low fog machine, fill the ice compartment, and refill the fog fluid. You can find further details in the video tutorial:

1. Setting up the low fog machine (00:00)

Choosing a location
Place the low fog machine on a stable, fireproof surface. Ensure there is enough space around the unit for proper air circulation.
Power connection
Connect the device to a grounded power outlet. Check that the cables are clear and not pinched.
Warm-up phase
Switch the machine on and wait until the heating element is ready (check the indicator LED). This can sometimes take a few minutes.

Tip: If you need additional fog machines or equipment for a larger event, you can rent them from Renty to expand your event tech setup.

2. Filling the ice compartment (00:17)

Opening the ice compartment
Typically, there is a separate compartment on top of the machine that you can access via a flap or lid.
Adding cooling material
Fill the compartment with ice cubes, dry ice, or appropriate cooling material. This creates the low fog effect, which keeps the colder fog on the ground for longer.
Closing the lid
Make sure the compartment is securely closed to prevent moisture or water leakage.

Tip: Use enough ice, especially for longer operating times. If you don't have your own equipment, you can rent a low fog machine and borrow the necessary accessories from Renty.

3. Refilling the fog fluid (00:51)

Finding the tank access
Carefully open the tank cap on the top of the fog machine.
Checking the fill level
Pour the fluid up to the recommended maximum limit. An overfilled tank can lead to spills and malfunctions.
Closing the tank
Check that the cap is tight to prevent leaks during the show.

Tip: Having a sufficient supply of fog fluid is important so you don't run out in the middle of your event. Check the fill level regularly during longer events. Additionally, ensure the intake hose reaches the bottom of the tank to avoid sucking in air.

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