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Hurricane Haze 1DX is a compact water-based haze machine, sized for mobile rigs and small venues where a full-size hazer is more machine than the room needs.
Haze for a room, not a hangar.
Hurricane Haze 1DX creates a light water-based haze to enhance any light show. Easily set the DMX address and stand-alone operation using the digital display. The haze output speed can be adjusted in stand-alone mode using the digital display with no controller required. A built-in sensor helps prolong the hazer's life by stopping the pump automatically when the fluid level is low.
At a Glance
| Brand | Chauvet DJ |
|---|---|
| Model | Hurricane Haze 1DX |
| Product type | Fog & Haze Machines |
| Warranty | Chauvet DJ limited warranty |
What Is the Difference Between Fog and Haze?
Fog is dense and visible as clouds, used for dramatic effect and for low-lying looks. Haze is a fine even suspension you barely see directly, and its job is to make light beams visible in the air. If you want beams from your moving heads to show, you want haze.
Will It Set Off a Smoke Alarm?
It can, depending on the detector type and the venue. Always clear it with the venue first. Water-based haze in a room with optical detectors is the usual problem, and some machines and fluids are far more likely to trigger one than others.
How Long Does the Fluid Last?
It depends on output level and how continuously the machine runs. Budget on carrying spare fluid to any event where the machine is running all night, because running dry mid-show is the common failure.
Why Chauvet DJ
Chauvet DJ has been the default answer in mobile DJ and small venue lighting for two decades, built on a simple premise: a lighting rig should set up fast, run without an operator and survive being loaded in and out several nights a week. The ILS system ties fixtures together so a whole rig responds as one without a DMX desk or a programmer, which is the reason a single DJ can run a room's worth of lighting alone. The company is based in Sunrise, Florida.