Reddit reviews MARQ Haze 700 | Water-Based Fog Machine with Wired Remote Control (700-watts)
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700W hazerSmall footprintUp to 4 hours run time on a single tankIncluded wired remote with output control knobEasy to clean
https://www.amazon.ca/MARQ-Haze-Water-Based-Machine-700-watts/dp/B0199YPM6Y/
is a little champ.. using this alone (on max) it was enough to run for about 4 hours non stop in a WHL sized hockey arena. t home or in a pub/club venue,, putting it on Minimum is likely all you need, and will probalby have to turn it ff for a bit now and again.
the key is not to over do your hze, you dont need a lot to make your beams visible.
if yu have the mney, get the 800 instead, same thing, but has DMX control as well so can be hooked up to the lighting board insted of the little cable.
for screen,, this setup is great https://www.amazon.ca/Skeeta-No-see-um-Netting-Wide-Yards/dp/B017J4B5QW/
When performing live jut remember, safety first.. double triple check your stuff is mounted and will not move.
get some time in the venue lone so you can do some testing.. make sure your not hitting any reflective surfaecs that can reflect a beam into someones eye.
test your fog/haze if the venue is not sure if anyone ever used a fogger/hazer, they do set off fire alarms if the venue has the wrong type of fire detection system.. something you dot want happeneing in the middle of someones set.
DON'T AUDIENCE SCAN. set your laser so that isnt even possbile.
When running the laser, you need to be there running the laser, never leave it on auto and abandon your post (at least show someone the basics on how to change scenes, an how to do emergency blackout)
Photographers, if you see any at your event, should be made aware of the inherent danger to their gear, laser can fry a camera ccd easier than someones eye. they should avoid putting their camera in the air where the beams can hit their lens.
Avoid putting the laser on the same power outlet/powerbar as a fogger/hazer, or any other device that uses high wattage, if the laser's input voltage/wattage varies too much (liek when you burst a fogger) your laser can shut off.. i believe laserdock may have added a hardware tweak to prevent this in recent devices, but ive seen this happen on many brand's devices.