DMX 3-pin cable 10m — No name, 3-pin DMX lighting cable, 10 m length

The 3-pin DMX cable, 10 m by No name, is designed to transmit standard DMX512 signals between lighting controllers and fixtures. With a 10-metre length it enables flexible positioning of consoles, dimmers and moving heads in stage and architectural lighting setups. The cable supports use in indoor environments and temporary outdoor installations where a stable DMX signal path is required.

Advantages

This 3-pin DMX cable offers consistent DMX signal transmission over a 10 m run and is compatible with standard DMX512 equipment. The construction focuses on ensuring low signal loss and predictable impedance for reliable operation of controllers, dimmers and intelligent luminaires. The cable's length and flexibility simplify routing across stages, venues and temporary outdoor events without introducing unnecessary signal complexity.

Suitable for

• Connecting lighting consoles to dimmers and fixtures in theatres and concert venues
• Linking moving heads and intelligent lights in stage and event setups
• Temporary outdoor installations where DMX signal routing is necessary
• Architectural lighting control systems for indoor applications

Key specifications

• Cable type: 3-pin DMX lighting cable compatible with DMX512 signal standard
• Length: 10 metres
• Conductor configuration: balanced twisted pair with ground (standard 3-pin wiring)
• Connector type: 3-pin male and female DMX connectors (standard XLR-style layout)
• Intended use: indoor and temporary outdoor setups

How to use

Connect the female 3-pin connector to the DMX output of the controller or previous fixture and the male connector to the DMX input of the next fixture in the chain. Maintain a single daisy-chain run between devices; do not split the DMX line without a proper splitter. For terminating the last fixture in the chain, use a DMX terminator to prevent signal reflections and ensure stable communication. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends, crushing or exposure to standing water.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, keep cable runs within recommended DMX practice distances and use a dedicated DMX terminator at the end of the line. For permanent outdoor installations, consider cables and connectors rated specifically for prolonged weather exposure and use appropriate weatherproofing accessories.