Status, November 2026: current. ADJ still lists the Fog Fury Jett.
What it is
The Fog Fury Jett is a vertical fog machine. Rather than filling a room, it fires a short, fast jet of fog that ADJ says reaches over 7 m (25 ft), lit by 12 RGBA LEDs around the nozzle (ADJ product page). ADJ first showed it at LDI in November 2014. It stands upright, lies on its side or hangs upside down from truss, with its 3 L external tank moved so it stays upright.
It has a 700 W heater, takes about 9 minutes to warm up, and is rated at 20,000 cfm while using 120 ml of fluid a minute. It fires from a button on the back, the included FFJWR wireless remote, where one button can fire several machines, or DMX in 1, 2, 3, 5 or 7 channel modes. The manual says the LED colours work only while fog is running, which one Thomann owner found awkward over DMX.
It takes water-based ADJ fog juice only, and ADJ suggests its F4L QD quick-dissipating fluid for a CO2-style burst. The manual warns never to aim it at people or clothing, because it emits hot vapour, to keep it about 15 cm (6 in) from a wall, to use it indoors and to power it for at most 6 hours at a time; it gives no smoke-detector warning.
Four sources say it is loud when it fires, and three that the fan filter and nozzle need regular cleaning. The fog machine guide compares it with room foggers.