PSSO XLR 5-pin DMX Cable 5 m Neutrik connectors

PSSO XLR 5-pin DMX Cable 5 m with Neutrik connectors is a balanced signal cable designed for DMX512 lighting control applications. At five meters long, it connects lighting consoles, dimmers and fixtures while maintaining signal integrity. The cable features flexible outer jacketing for ease of routing on stage or in studio environments and rugged Neutrik XLR plugs with locking mechanism to prevent accidental disconnection during live events or installations.

Advantages

The cable delivers consistent DMX512 signal transmission through balanced five-pin conductors, reducing noise and interference over the 5 m run. Neutrik connectors provide secure mechanical locking and reliable contact quality for repeated use. The flexible jacket improves handling and storage while resisting wear in stage and installation environments. Together these features offer a dependable connection for professional lighting setups.

Suitable for

• Connecting lighting consoles to dimmers and fixtures
• Stage and concert lighting installations
• Studio lighting and temporarily rigged systems
• Permanent or semi-permanent AV and theatrical installations

Key specifications

• Cable type: balanced 5-conductor XLR DMX cable
• Length: 5 meters
• Connector type: 5-pin Neutrik XLR male and female
• Jacket: flexible, durable outer sheath suitable for stage use
• Signal standard: compatible with DMX512 control signals

How to use

Insert the male and female Neutrik XLR connectors firmly into the corresponding DMX ports on consoles, dimmers or fixtures until the locking latch engages. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and pinching; leave service loops where appropriate to prevent strain on connectors. For chained devices, connect the console output to the input of the first device and continue daisy-chaining outputs to inputs as required by the control topology. If termination is needed at the end of a DMX line, use a DMX terminator in the final XLR socket to maintain signal integrity.

Usage recommendations

Store coiled loosely to avoid kinks; inspect connectors and cable jacket regularly for damage. Use appropriate cable lengths and maintain correct DMX wiring practices (one common ground reference, proper termination) to ensure reliable control signal performance in stage, studio or installation environments.