Cautions
Glycol foggers are available in many models. Different companies use different electrical connections to tell the fogger when to shoot fog. Some use a high voltage, some low voltage. Some use an IEC power connector, some use telephone connectors, or 1/4" photo jacks.Caution - Only use remotes that are known to operate with your fogger. Just because a remote or timer from another company uses the same type of plug as your fogger does not mean that it will properly or safely operate that fogger!
This particular timer was purchased in 2005,
but it is identical to the ones sold in 2002.
It looks like the electrical connections that Gemmy uses betwen fogger and
the remote control have stayed the same over many years.
Any fogger that is operated with a pushbutton can be modified for custom control by simply using a
relay
to electronically "push" the button.
Gallery Of Remotes
Here are some fogger remotes that we have encountered over the years...
Gemmy Manual Remote - Year 2005
outside the remote
inside the remote
Gemmy Timer Remote - Year 2002-2005
This is a timer remote for a Gemmy fogger.
It is a plug-compatible replacement for the
Gemmy Manual Remote - Year 2005.
outside the remote
inside the remote
Elation Master Blaster 1500
This is the control panel for an Elation Master Blaster 1500
fogger.
This fogger can be controlled in several ways:
But note that the panel has a manual pushbutton!