Lighting network node EUROLITE Art-Net DMX 70064843 — 8 DMX outputs via Ethernet

The EUROLITE Art-Net DMX 70064843 is a network node that converts Art‑Net data over Ethernet into eight independent DMX outputs. It is intended for professional lighting setups where an Ethernet-based controller needs to distribute DMX universes to multiple fixtures. The device supports stable transmission of lighting control signals and is suitable for integration into fixed installations and touring systems, providing wired DMX outputs derived from an Art‑Net network.

Advantages

The node provides eight isolated DMX outputs to distribute separate DMX universes or split a single universe across multiple runs. Ethernet-to-DMX conversion reduces the need for long parallel DMX cabling from the controller, simplifying cable routing and centralizing control. The unit is compact and rack- or surface-mountable, allowing flexible installation in control racks, stage boxes, or equipment rooms. Built-in signal handling and electrical isolation help protect connected fixtures and maintain reliable data transmission in mixed environments.

Suitable for

• Theatres and performing arts venues
• Concerts, festivals and live events
• Nightclubs, bars and houses of worship
• Fixed architectural or museum lighting installations
• Rental companies and touring production setups

Key specifications

• Protocol conversion: Art‑Net (Ethernet) to DMX512 output
• Number of DMX outputs: eight independent DMX outputs
• Output isolation: galvanically isolated DMX outputs for noise and ground-loop reduction
• Network interface: standard Ethernet port supporting Art‑Net traffic
• Mounting options: compact housing suitable for rack or surface mounting
• Power: external mains supply with standard connector (check local requirements)

How to use

Connect the unit to your Ethernet network and ensure the Art‑Net controller and node are on the same network segment and IP range. Assign or detect the node within the controller software and map Art‑Net universes to the required DMX outputs. Use standard DMX cabling from the node's outputs to lighting fixtures or dimmer packs. Verify termination and signal levels at the ends of long DMX runs and confirm each output is correctly mapped before runtime. Follow local safety regulations when installing the device and route power and data cables to avoid interference.

Usage recommendations

Place the node close to the load distribution point to minimize DMX cable lengths. Keep network switches and Art‑Net traffic on dedicated segments if possible to reduce latency and packet loss. Use appropriate DMX termination and grounding practices, and test each output under load prior to events or installations.