DMX Splitter IP

AK Lighting offers high-quality, advanced IP-rated DMX Splitters capable of stably distributing DMX512 signals. Designed for reliable operation even in outdoor or complex environments, each output channel functions independently, making them ideal for outdoor stages, landscape illumination, and architectural lighting projects.

Product Highlight

This DMX512 digital signal distributor is specially designed for shaping, amplifying, and distributing DMX512 digital lighting control signals. Each output interface adopts independent amplification and drive technology, making it ideal for reshaping and amplifying DMX512 signals that have attenuated after long-distance transmission.

Featuring photoelectric isolation technology in both input and output interfaces, the distributor prevents damage to precision digital lighting consoles caused by control circuits, computer lights, dimmers/silicon boxes, etc. It ensures the safe operation of lighting consoles and reliable transmission of DMX512 signals to various lighting fixtures, greatly enhancing the stability of the entire digital lighting control system.

Notably, the device is built with a waterproof design, delivering exceptional durability and reliability for both indoor and outdoor applications. Whether used in fixed installations, temporary event setups, or outdoor stage environments, it maintains stable performance even in challenging weather conditions, making it a robust solution for professional lighting systems of all scales.

Product Specifications

What is the difference between a DMX signal splitter and an Art-Net converter?

Usage Recommendations

1. Installation Environment

The DMX Splitter IP is designed for direct outdoor use and is capable of withstanding rain, dust, and humid environments. However, the installation site should be level and well-ventilated to prevent water accumulation or prolonged submersion. Ensure there is sufficient clearance around the unit for heat dissipation to avoid overheating caused by stacking or confined spaces.

2. DMX Signal Cabling

The input port receives DMX512 signals from a lighting console, media server, or an upstream splitter.

The output ports distribute the signal to individual lighting fixtures; for long-distance transmission, the use of shielded DMX cables is recommended to minimize interference.

For multi-zone projects, a distributed splitter configuration is recommended, with each zone utilizing independent outputs to ensure system stability.

3. Power Supply and Grounding

It is recommended to use a stable power supply to prevent voltage fluctuations. Ensure that the IP65-rated connectors are properly sealed against water and moisture ingress. Additionally, it is advisable to ground the DMX ground wire to further reduce signal interference.

4. System Configuration

Each output port on the device operates independently and supports optional terminal impedance matching. When daisy-chaining multiple splitters, pay close attention to potential signal attenuation and DMX address planning. Ensure that the splitters operate within the same subnet as the lighting console or control software to maintain signal synchronization.

5. Maintenance Recommendations

As the manufacturer, we recommend periodically inspecting the device's housing seals and port conditions. For long-term outdoor deployments, it is advisable to clean accumulated dust and inspect all connections every 6 to 12 months. In the event of signal anomalies, first check the output ports for any short circuits or loose connections.

6. Usage Tips

For large-scale or complex projects, it is recommended to deploy a dedicated DMX Splitter IP for each distinct zone to minimize the impact of potential single points of failure.

For building a robust outdoor network control system, consider pairing this device with our Art-Net to DMX Converter IP65. Additionally, keep the cabling between the splitter and the lighting fixtures as short and tidy as possible to enhance signal stability.