Martin JEM Compact Hazer Pro Water-Based Haze Machine
The JEM Compact Hazer Pro delivers professional-grade atmospheric haze in a remarkably compact and lightweight package, weighing less than 25 lb. even when fully loaded. Its combination of ultra-fast 1-minute ready time and low-noise operation makes it ideal for studio sessions, live recording environments, and production facilities where quick setup and minimal acoustic footprint matter. This is a machine built for professionals who demand speed and reliability without sacrificing portability.
Performance & Output Capacity
With 900 watts of power and a variable blower fan ranging from 200 to 2500 RPM, the Compact Hazer Pro generates an impressive 134,196 cubic feet per minute of haze coverage. The 2.5-liter fluid reservoir delivers up to 20 hours of runtime at full output, and the sealed fluid system with quick-connect fittings prevents leaks and simplifies maintenance during extended sessions.
Control & Integration
The user-friendly on-board digital control panel provides independent variable haze and fan control for precise atmospheric customization during recording and production work. Multiple control options—including DMX connectivity, optional digital remote control, and master/slave link mode—allow seamless integration into complex studio setups or standalone operation as needed.
Key Features
- 900 watts power output
- Steel and aluminum construction
- Blower fan: 200 to 2500 RPM variable speed
- 134,196 cubic feet per minute output coverage
- 2.5-liter fluid reservoir capacity (up to 20 hours runtime at full output)
- Weight: Less than 25 lb. when filled
- Maximum nozzle temperature: 290° C (554° F)
- 1-minute ready time
- Sealed fluid system with quick-connect fittings
- 5-Pin XLR locking connections
- Independent variable haze and fan control
- DMX-compatible with optional digital remote and master/slave modes
The JEM Compact Hazer Pro combines portability with professional output, making it the practical choice for studios and productions where space, setup time, and consistent atmospheric control are critical.
