Ayra DanceFX F500VL RGB vertical smoke machine with RGB LED lighting

General

If you want to surprise your audience during a party with a dance floor, you should definitely consider the F500VL vertical smoke machine with LEDs. You see, this fun smoke machine does not spray its mist straight ahead, but straight up! The output nozzle is thereby equipped with 6 surrounding colourful RGBW LEDs that you can set in a colour of your choice. At the press of a button on the wireless remote control, you activate the smoke output and LED activity, producing upward-spouting flames, as it were!

The most fun party effect!

If you have a disco party and also use other disco lighting, it is all the more fun to use this F500VL. Apart from the effect this device itself already gives with the plumes of smoke lit by the LEDs, the smoke will spread throughout the room. This accentuates the light output of other disco lights, making them visible and providing extra dynamics. Eventually, the smoke dissipates on its own and you can always blow extra smoke into the room if you wish. You control this yourself with the RF wireless remote control, which can also control several of these machines simultaneously when used within the same setup.

Using the F500VL smoke machine

Like any smoke machine, this unit's tank needs to be filled with an Ayra water-based smoke liquid of your choice. When the unit is switched on, the heating element heats up until it is ready to use. You can then use the remote control to switch the smoke output and LED colours on and off as desired. Because the smoke liquid is passed through the heating element, it does need to reheat in between so you can use it again afterwards. This reheating is normal for all smoke machines. Keep it in mind where you use the device and be especially careful in environments with young children and pets, for example. The smoke plume is blown out of the output nozzle at high temperature like steam and can therefore be very hot and splash a little, so do not hold your hand or face directly in front of the output. Also be aware that the smoke from smoke machines can trigger smoke detectors if they are of the optical type (like the average smoke detector in your home) and thus detect interference from an optical sensor by the plumes. Good to know if you want to take the machine to a remote location.