Power splitter EUROLITE 70064808 — DMX 2x2 channels

EUROLITE 70064808 — DMX 2x2 channels is a DMX power splitter designed to distribute a single DMX input signal to two isolated outputs with two channels each. The device provides galvanic isolation between input and outputs to minimise signal degradation and interference, ensuring consistent transmission for lighting fixtures and controllers in stage, studio and event installations.

Advantages

The splitter delivers isolated outputs to prevent ground loops and reduce electromagnetic interference, improving reliability for DMX-controlled lighting. Its compact housing and clear input/output labeling simplify rack or flightcase mounting and system integration. Passive operation with robust connectors ensures low-maintenance performance and long-term stability during repeated use in professional environments.

Suitable for

• Small-to-medium lighting rigs in theatres and concert halls
• Studio lighting setups and broadcast environments
• Corporate events, conferences and trade show installations
• Portable stage productions and DJ setups

Key specifications

• Function: DMX signal distribution with isolation
• Channels per output: 2 channels on each of two outputs (2x2)
• Inputs/outputs: one DMX input, two isolated DMX outputs
• Connector types: industry-standard DMX connectors for reliable cabling
• Housing: compact, durable enclosure suitable for rack or case mounting
• Power: passive or externally powered as required for stable isolation (check local supply requirements)

How to use

Connect the DMX controller output to the splitter's DMX input using a standard DMX cable. Then connect each DMX output to the intended lighting fixtures or downstream splitters with DMX cables. Ensure proper termination on the last device in each branch if required. Place the splitter in a ventilated location and secure it in a rack or case if used in mobile setups. Verify signal continuity and address settings on connected fixtures before live operation.

Usage recommendations

To maintain a reliable DMX network, use quality DMX cables, keep cable runs within recommended lengths, terminate the ends of each branch, and avoid routing DMX cables alongside high-current power cables. Verify isolation periodically and inspect connectors for wear to prevent intermittent signal loss.