Timer Controller Antari MCT-1 (1-channel, 100–240V) for fog and haze machines

Antari MCT-1 is a single-channel timer controller for fog and haze machines, designed to automate on/off cycles at mains voltage. Compatible with 100–240V supply, the unit provides timed control of one output channel to trigger fog or haze devices at defined intervals. Its compact form factor and straightforward connections make it suitable for integrating into event rigs, DJ setups, theatrical installations and permanent atmospheric effect systems where scheduled bursts are required.

Advantages

The controller delivers consistent, repeatable timing of fog and haze output without manual intervention. Wide input voltage compatibility (100–240V) allows use in many regions without additional power conversion. The single-channel design simplifies installation and reduces wiring complexity, while a compact housing enables placement in control racks or near the machine it operates. Built for straightforward timing tasks, it reduces operator workload and helps maintain consistent atmosphere effects throughout a performance or event.

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How to use

Install the controller near the fog or haze machine and connect the mains input to a suitable power source within the 100–240V range. Connect the machine to the controller’s switched output according to the manufacturer’s connection guidelines for the fog/haze unit. Set the desired on/off timing parameters using the controller’s timing interface, then test a complete cycle to confirm the machine responds and that ventilation and safety measures are in place. Ensure that all connections are secure and that the controller is mounted to avoid exposure to moisture or excessive heat.

Recommendations

Use the Antari MCT-1 with compliant fog or haze machines and follow local electrical and safety regulations. Allow for adequate ventilation and monitor effect levels to prevent excessive accumulation of fog in enclosed spaces. For rental or touring use, verify compatibility with the powered devices and perform routine checks of cables and connectors prior to each event.