No Ice Ultrasonic Fog Chiller Build!

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Издатель Sep 9, 2021

Here are the details on what is inside the no ice fog chiller I made. This is my version based on what I've seen in the video made by Intocoasters and some videos of the Cumulus fog machine made by Chauvet. No ice is needed at all for this chiller to create low lying fog. It uses water vapor instead to saturate the fog and makes it heavier by making it "wetter". All I have to do is keep an eye on the water level and refill it when it starts to get low, which will take many hours with a tank this size. The mister is the most expensive part of this build at around $100-$150 for a 10 head mister with a power supply. I'll list the parts below for anyone who wants to make one themselves.

1 - 65 Gallon "Commander" tote = Lowes
1- 5 Gallon "Commander" tote = Lowes
1- 3" 90 Degree Sweep Elbow = Lowes
1- 3" Straight Coupling = Lowes
3" PVC Pipe (You will only need about 4 inches) = Lowes
1- 3" Closet Flange = Lowes
PVC Cement or other glue for the pipe fittings
1- 3" x 6ft Flex Hose = Amazon - https://amzn.to/3ncPNCE
1- Hose Clamp Suitable for 3" Hose = Lowes
1- 95 GPH Submersible Pump = Amazon - https://amzn.to/3BSNsRp
3/8 tubing for the Submersible Pump (about 18") - Lowes
1 Brick
1- 10 Head Ultrasonic Mister = Amazon or Ebay $100 to $150
Silicone Caulk
Window Weatherstripping (You will need around 12 feet) = Lowes
4 bolts with washers and nuts for attaching the drain flange
1- Large SOCKitBOX connection box = Amazon - https://amzn.to/2YGANTm
1- 12v PC fan = These can be found extremely cheaply on Amazon or Ebay or can be taken out of old computers or broken gaming consoles. You will have to wire it to a 12v power supply yourself. Very easy to do.