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Master FX is proud to introduce the Genesis Low-Lying Fog Generator, a groundbreaking system that pairs seamlessly with the Prodigy Pro to deliver high-volume, low-lying fog without additional consumables. Featuring an intuitive control system and compatibility with multiple fog fluids, the Genesis offers endless creative possibilities, from subtle trickling fog to thick, perpetual plumes. Built from high-grade steel and designed for both touring and permanent installations, the Genesis sets a new standard in fog effects technology, making it the perfect choice for professionals seeking reliability, durability, and innovation.
Package Includes:
1x Genesis
1x Prodigy Pro High Performance Fog Generator
1x 5L Fluid Container
1x 2.5L Condensate Reservoir
Optional Components:
8in x 10ft Hose Extension
10L Fluid Container
The Genesis is the first low-lying fog generator designed to replicate the dense, voluminous effect of CO₂-powered low fog—without the expense or environmental impact of harmful gases.
With multiple fluid options, the Genesis can create a diverse range of effects, varying in fog density, ground height, and dissipation time.
The FrostFlow Cooling System (patent pending) ensures stable performance, allowing the Genesis to produce long-lasting, consistent low-lying effects.
The Genesis’s integrated fan delivers powerful performance quietly. For total silence, users can position the Genesis up to 50 feet away and route the fog using auxiliary ducting.
With diverse fluid compatibility and dyanmic multi-mode control, the Genesis can achieve any effect imaginable. Effortlessly fine-tune its operation using the dust and moisture-resistant touchscreen to bring your vision to life.
Generate slow-moving plumes of fog that gracefully glide across the ground.
Produce thick, rolling clouds of fog at a high output, capable of covering large stages within seconds.
manually adjust the fog output and variable fan speed parameters with precision to dial in your desired effect.
