DMX splitter EUROLITE DMX Split 4 Mini 3pol with 4 outputs

EUROLITE DMX Split 4 Mini 3pol with 4 outputs is a compact DMX splitter designed to receive a single 3‑pin DMX512 input and provide four isolated 3‑pin outputs. The unit repeats and buffers the incoming DMX signal to ensure stable data distribution to multiple lighting fixtures. Its small footprint and straightforward connectivity make it suitable for small to medium lighting rigs in stages, clubs, houses of worship, and mobile event setups.

Advantages

The DMX Split 4 Mini improves signal reliability by isolating each output and buffering the input signal, preventing interference and termination issues when connecting several devices. Its compact housing allows installation in confined spaces or incorporation into portable flight cases. The device supports standard 3‑pin DMX wiring and delivers consistent signal levels to connected fixtures without the need for complex configuration.

Подходит для

• Небольших и средних световых установок
• Клубов, баров и концертных площадок
• Сцен и театров
• Мобильных инсталляций и выездных мероприятий

Key specifications

• Input: one 3‑pin DMX512 input
• Outputs: four isolated 3‑pin DMX512 outputs
• Signal handling: DMX512 buffering and repetition
• Isolation: galvanic isolation between outputs to prevent ground loops and interference
• Form factor: compact, rackmountable or case-mountable housing
• Power: external or internal power supply depending on model configuration

How to use

Connect the DMX controller to the 3‑pin input using a standard DMX cable. Use separate 3‑pin cables to connect each of the four outputs to the respective fixtures. Ensure proper DMX termination at the end of the line on the final fixture, or use a terminator on the final output if required. Power the splitter according to the device's power connection and verify that the controller is transmitting DMX512 data; the splitter will repeat and buffer the signal to all outputs automatically.

Рекомендации по использованию

Install the splitter close to the controller or within a central point of the rig to minimize cable lengths. Keep DMX and mains cables separated where possible to reduce noise. Verify cable integrity and pinout compatibility for 3‑pin DMX connectors before live use.