Mi-Light D5-CX 5-Channel Constant Voltage DMX512 & RDM Decoder
Article No. |
181114 |
EAN |
6970602181114 |
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Descriptions
MiBoxer D5-CX
The D5-CX 5-Channel Constant Voltage DMX512 & RDM Decoder is a professional decoder that can be used to control up to 5 lamps or light sources with constant voltage. The decoder is compatible with both DMX512 and RDM protocols, making it a versatile lighting control solution.
The D5-CX receiver is characterized by two-way communication using RDM technology and the ability to select PWM frequencies in two ranges. The receiver also has a number of protections such as short circuit, over current or reverse connection protection.
LED receiver - RGB+CCT - 12-24V 20A - DMX512 - D5-CX, is a product that enables wired control of multi-colored LED lighting with the ability to change the color temperature. The unit has been designed in such a way that it can be used in a DMX512 control system. It has a built-in digital display that shows the current DMX address we are at.
Features:
- Application for multi-color RGB+CCT installations
- Wired connection with DMX512 signal
- Two-way communication with RDM technology
- Built-in digital display
- A range of built-in security features
- Possibility to select two modes of PWM frequency operation
- Input/output voltage range 12-24V DC.
- The maximum current capacity of 20A
- Possibility to create a very large LED installation
Areas of use:
The Mi-Light D5-CX 5-Channel Constant Voltage DMX512 & RDM Decoder is suitable for a variety of applications, including:
- Professional lighting
- Theater lighting
- Disco lighting
- Exhibition lighting
- Office lighting
- Home automation
Note:
1. If you use more than 32 decoders, or use a super long signal cable, you need DMX signal amplifier. You cannot amplify the signal more than 5 times.
2. If there is an overshoot effect due to the long signal cable or low quality circuit, please connect 0.25W 90-120? terminal resistance at the end of each DMX signal cable.