Extension Cable Antari EXT-1 6.3 mm – audio/trigger extension cable for fog machines

Antari EXT-1 is a 6.3 mm extension cable designed for use with fog machines and effect units. It extends trigger, remote or audio connections between controllers and devices, allowing greater flexibility in equipment placement while maintaining reliable signal transmission. The cable is intended for application in event, stage and AV setups where extra length is required to position machines or control panels without relocating other components.

Advantages

The cable uses a standard 6.3 mm connector to ensure compatibility with common trigger and audio inputs on fog and effect machines. Its construction preserves signal integrity over the extended run and reduces the need for improvised adapters. The neutral design supports straightforward connection and removal, and the length adds flexibility when arranging machines, controllers, or remote switches in live environments.

Suitable for

• Extending trigger or remote inputs for fog and haze machines
• Connecting audio or control signals in stage and AV installations
• Temporary event setups where flexible device placement is needed
• Linking remote switches or footswitches to effect units

Key specifications

• Connector type: 6.3 mm (1/4") male/female audio-style connectors
• Purpose: extension of trigger, remote or audio signals
• Typical usage environment: stage, event, AV and installation setups
• Design: single-conductor signal path with protective insulation

How to use

Insert the male 6.3 mm plug into the controller or source output and connect the female end to the fog machine or effect unit input. Confirm that both devices are powered off when making the connection to avoid unintended activation. After connecting, power on the equipment and test the trigger or audio path function; ensure the connector is fully seated and that the cable routing avoids sharp bends or pinch points.

Usage recommendations

Use the extension cable indoors or in covered outdoor locations to avoid exposure to moisture. Route the cable away from high-heat sources and moving parts, and secure runs to prevent trip hazards. If long-term outdoor deployment or greater environmental protection is required, consider purpose-built weatherproof cabling and connectors.