Ready Light
Fog Switch
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UNPACKING
Your Shadow Dusk requires no assembly. Note: 230 volt machines are shipped with bare leads at the end
of the power cord. A proper electrical connector must be attached based on the local power requirements.
Carefully remove the machine from the box. Ensure that no tape or packing materials are stuck to
the machine. Stray packing materials that remain attached to high temperature areas of the machine
could melt or burn during operation. In particular, ensure that the area around the nozzle is free of any
materials or debris.
CONTROLS
Main Power Switch
Turns the machine on or off by controlling the flow of power to the unit.
Fog Switch
The fog switch has three positions:
an ON position that is designated as a
single line, a MOMENTARY position that
is designated as a double line, and the OFF
position that is designated as “O” in the middle.
Press the switch in the desired direction to make fog.
Returning the switch to the center OFF position will
stop fog production.
Ready Indicator
A green indicator light located on the remote that illuminates when the minimum temperature for
producing fog has been achieved.
• Do Ensure that the machine is adequately ventilated.
• Do Use proper caution when handling hot surfaces.
• Do Use the minimum amount of fog required to achieve the desired effect.
• Do Not Use the machine near a person who has asthma or similar inhalation disorder.
• Do Not Use any foreign substances in the machine.
• Do Not Use a machine that is damaged or operating improperly in any way.
• Do Not Use a machine that leaks fluid from the housing.
• Do Not Leave the machine switched on for prolonged periods without producing fog.
• Do Not Enclose the machine.
• Do Not Install the machine in such a fashion that the operator can not see the whole machine,
including the indicator lights.
• Do Not Touch the shielded nozzle of the machine. Allow sufficient cooling time after operation
before attempting to perform maintenance or storage.
• Do Not Direct the fog output continuously against nearby surfaces. This may eventually cause fluid
to re-condense.
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