Announcing Custom CO2 System for Georgia Power's Arc in a Box Safety Training

ATLANTA - EntSun -- Georgia Power maintains a commitment to provide affordable and reliable energy for more than 2.5 million customers. Ensuring that residential and commercial customers are able to continuously receive safe electrical services remains a top priority for the company.

Training electrical specialists for hazardous conditions prepares employees for real-life emergencies. To simulate the conditions for an arc in a box, Atlanta Special FX created a custom CO2 system for Georgia Power.

Cold Spark LED lights, PCB boards, circuitry and a relay system were used toward crafting the custom CO2 design to resemble a faulty power meter installation.

Additionally, a single-nozzle CO2 jet with a safe spark generator and an LED light strip that is DMX controlled was specifically manufactured for this project.

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According to Michael Willett, Founder of Atlanta Special FX, "we designed and manufactured the custom CO2 system to provide a safe alternative for employees to participate in live training exercises versus practicing in a very dangerous electrical environment."

Now, employees of Georgia Power can prepare for situations that involve an arc in a box without being exposed to life-threatening conditions.

When using the custom PCB board and circuitry that Atlanta Special FX designed and manufactured, Georgia Power can control the timing and the lighting intensity for a variety of settings.

To simulate the arc in a box, a Showven Sparkular machine is used to warm up TI composite granules that provide a bright orange glow. This sequence leads to an immediate blast of cryogenic smoke and flickering LED lights.

See the custom CO2 system in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGBRjs6L0v0



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All of the products used to create the fake arc in a box are completely safe.

Atlanta Special FX manufactures and supplies high-quality CO2 special effects items that are used for various purposes. Celebrities, DJs, corporations, event planners and sports directors can purchase or rent CO2 equipment online via the company's website.

Based in Georgia, Atlanta Special Effects offers a complete line of CO2 items, such as CO2 handguns, CO2 cryo, cannons, cryogenic smoke, Shoven Sparkular machine, spark granules, CO2 confetti blasters, fog machines, cryo supplies, snow machines, DMX controlled products, special effects lighting and custom CO2 systems.

Get more info at: https://www.atlspecialfx.com/