Invulnerable to electrical interference, the DIN-rail DMX splitter is mounted on 12 modules in the control cabinet, with optically isolated ports, status indicators, and withstanding voltages up to 305V. The DIN cabinet DMX device, configurable with DIP switches, operates on 9 outputs in Single splitter mode, or on 8 outputs as two separate splitter-boosters in Dual splitter mode.
How DIN rail DMX RDM splitter will improve your setup
- Will take up little space with full functionality – compact DIN-form-factor ensures dense placement of equipment;
- Will eliminate the risk of equipment damage: optical isolation DMX on each port will protect connected devices from overvoltages and short circuits. Galvanic isolation DIN DMX prevents failures and flickering, ensuring stable operation of the entire system;
- High voltage DIN splitter, operating up to 305V, is protected from voltage fluctuations in the power grid, and it also protects actuator devices;
- The splitter works as a booster, amplifying the signal on each line, which allows ensuring stable operation even with a large number of DMX universes and devices;
- Isolated DMX DIN module sends and receives RDM commands, which allows obtaining information about the status of devices and their operation. This function can be disabled;
- No delays – starts up in less than 3 seconds after power is supplied;
- Fanless design does not require maintenance.
Target Audience
Dual-channel configurable DMX/RDM splitter and Industrial DMX isolator is designed for system integrators, installers, and companies working with stationary installations in the field of stage and event lighting. It is suitable for distributors and resellers focused on industrial clients.
Application Scenarios
The product is intended for installation in automation cabinets. It is suitable for lighting control systems in theaters, street and indoor installations, at music festivals, for lighting control in cultural centers, churches, and studios. Also for placement in protected outdoor cabinets at stadiums and concert venues.