Video Tag
Every video tagged “wireless remote” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
7 videos
FrightProps showcases their Micro Fogger, a compact, battery-powered fog machine designed for portable haunt applications. The unit features wireless remote activation, making it suitable for tight spaces or locations without easy access to power. Its small footprint opens up creative placement options that full-sized fog machines cannot accommodate.
FrightProps showcases the Pace Maker, a dedicated haunted house entry timer built to help operators control guest pacing through their attraction. The unit supports seconds, minutes, or hours as interval settings and accepts a low-voltage trigger input compatible with step mats, handheld remotes, and similar devices. A simple green/red indicator light system signals ready and triggered states at a glance. It can be configured to fire once per activation or to cycle continuously after the initial trigger.
This FrightProps tutorial demonstrates how to use a two-relay wireless remote to control 12V DC devices without any hardwired triggers. The video uses LED Nano Spot lights as a practical demonstration, but also explains how the same system can switch controller inputs, solenoid valves, 110V AC devices, and off-the-shelf retail Halloween props. It's a compact, accessible introduction to wireless automation for haunted attractions of any scale.
FrightProps demonstrates their Flame Light, an LED prop that mimics a realistic fire effect without producing any actual heat. The unit includes a wireless remote for independent RGB color control, letting users dial in authentic-looking flame hues. At under a minute, the video serves as a quick visual proof-of-concept for the product's ambiance potential in haunt settings.
This FrightProps tutorial demonstrates how to pair the Scream Box To Go — a self-contained speaker and MP3 player unit — with a four-relay wireless remote to trigger up to four distinct sound effects without any physical contact. The video walks through basic device setup, wiring connections using screw terminal adapters, and configuring the function modes on the remote base station. The solution is well-suited for home haunts, professional attractions, and scare actors who want to preserve their voice during events. Cosplayers can also take advantage of the portable, wireless setup for on-the-go audio effects.
This short tutorial from Hauntcast walks through how to wire a wireless remote to a prop controller for triggering Halloween props. Aimed at home and yard haunters, the video delivers a quick, focused wiring walkthrough in just one minute. It covers the essential connection steps needed to get a remote trigger up and running with a prop controller.
FrightProps showcases the Venom flush mount LED light fixture, a controllable lighting solution designed for haunted houses and Halloween displays. Available in two panel sizes, the unit runs on 12V DC and includes a wireless remote for convenient scene control. The fixture ships with a power supply included, making setup straightforward for haunt builders and decorators.
