DMX power splitter EUROLITE 70064806 4x4 3-pin XLR

EUROLITE 70064806 4x4 3-pin XLR DMX power splitter distributes a single DMX signal to multiple outputs while providing electrical isolation between lines. Designed for stage, club and event lighting systems, the unit helps maintain signal integrity and protect controllers and fixtures from ground loops or interference. The 4x4 configuration indicates four input/output channels arranged to route and replicate DMX data across four isolated outputs per input, using standard 3-pin XLR connectors for compatibility with common lighting equipment.

Advantages

The DMX power splitter offers galvanic isolation to prevent ground loop problems and reduce interference, ensuring stable DMX transmission. Its compact form factor and standard 3-pin XLR connections make it easy to integrate into existing rigs. The 4x4 routing provides flexible distribution of a single DMX source to multiple lines without degradation, and the robust construction suits repeated connection and disconnection during live events or tours.

Suitable for

• Stage and theatre lighting setups requiring multiple isolated DMX lines
• Clubs and live venues where stable DMX distribution is needed
• Temporary event installations and touring rigs
• Protecting lighting controllers and dimmers from ground loops and interference

Key specifications

• Connectivity: 3-pin XLR connectors for DMX input and outputs
• Configuration: 4x4 split/routing topology for DMX distribution
• Isolation: galvanic isolation between outputs to prevent signal interference
• Compatibility: conforms to standard DMX512 signal levels and pinout
• Construction: rugged housing suitable for stage and live use

How to use

Connect the DMX controller or source to the designated input XLR connector and route the isolated outputs to the respective lighting fixtures or secondary controllers using standard DMX cables. Power and ground connections follow standard practice for DMX setups; ensure proper termination on the final device in each DMX line if required. Set up the splitter in a central, accessible location within the rig to minimize cable lengths and reduce potential interference. Verify signal integrity by addressing fixtures and checking response before a live performance.

Usage recommendations

Use high-quality DMX cables and confirm proper termination on end devices. Keep cable runs as short as practical and avoid running DMX cables parallel to mains power lines to reduce noise. When integrating into complex systems, test each isolated output individually to confirm correct data routing and eliminate faults before runtime.