Geyser Move

Geyser Move shoots a vertical column of illuminated fog and sweeps it back and forth using a motorized nozzle, an industry first with a patent pending. That movement is the reason to choose it: a static fog burst is a single moment, while a sweeping plume tracks across the stage and reads as a designed effect rather than a one-shot. The 45° tilt range lets you aim the column where the audience is looking. Eight penta-color RGBA+UV LEDs split into two zones light the fog from inside, so a single burst can carry two colors at once, and the amber and UV emitters push the palette past what an RGB fogger can reach. Output measures 2,112 lumens and 595 lux @ 2 m through a 57° beam. You get a pyrotechnic-style look with no fire, no toxic chemicals, and no heavy CO2 canisters to transport, refill, or explain to a venue. Fog output runs 17,000 cfm from a 0.6 gal tank, consuming 62.5 ml/min of QDF fluid, with a 5 minute heat-up. Control comes two ways: 16-channel DMX on 3- or 5-pin XLR for programmed cues, or the included wireless remote, which lets you assign a different color and motor position to each button for instant recall during a set. The digital display keeps configuration fast in a dark room, and quarter-turn hanging brackets mount the unit vertically or horizontally on truss.