DMX cable EUROLITE XLR 3-pin 10 m — professional lighting control cable

EUROLITE XLR 3-pin 10 m is a shielded DMX cable designed for reliable transmission of DMX512 control signals between lighting controllers, dimmers and fixtures. The 10-meter length gives flexibility for stage, club and event installations while the standard 3-pin XLR connectors ensure compatibility with most professional lighting equipment. The cable construction reduces interference and preserves signal integrity for synchronized lighting control.

Advantages

The cable provides continuous shielded signal transmission to minimize electromagnetic interference and crosstalk. Its professional 3-pin XLR connectors offer secure mechanical connection and easy plug-and-play use with common DMX devices. The 10 m length balances mobility and reach for medium-distance runs without excessive signal loss when used within standard DMX512 setups. The cable is manufactured for robustness in frequent live-use environments.

Suitable for

• Connecting DMX lighting controllers to dimmers and moving fixtures
• Stage and theatre installations where standard DMX runs are required
• Clubs, live events and temporary event wiring
• Linking lighting racks and signal distribution devices

Key specifications

• Connector type: 3-pin XLR (male and female)
• Length: 10 m
• Cable type: shielded control cable optimized for DMX512
• Conductor configuration: multi-core for balanced signal transmission
• Outer sheath: flexible, durable jacket suitable for stage use

How to use

Connect the male 3-pin XLR plug to the output of the DMX controller and the female plug to the input of the first lighting fixture or to an intermediate splitter or dimmer. For daisy-chaining, continue with additional DMX cables and fixtures, keeping a single controller as the master. Observe correct DMX chain termination practices and place a DMX terminator at the end of the run when required to reduce reflections and ensure stable signal transmission.

Usage recommendations

Route the cable away from high-voltage power lines and heavy machinery to reduce potential interference. Avoid tight bending or crushing the cable; use suitable clamps or ties to secure runs without compressing the jacket. For long-term installations, periodically inspect connectors and the cable jacket for wear and replace if damage is found. Use a dedicated DMX tester when diagnosing signal issues.