Professional DMX cables designed for lighting technicians, mobile DJs, and venues running DMX-controlled lighting systems. The SADMX10 delivers reliable signal transmission between lighting controllers and fixtures without dropouts or interference that can ruin a performance.

These premium heavy-duty cables maintain clean DMX512 protocol communication across your entire lighting rig. Built with 18-gauge copper wire and precision-molded XLR connectors, they resist the signal degradation that cheaper cables suffer under real-world conditions.

The 10-foot length provides flexible positioning between lighting controllers, splitters, and fixtures without excess cable cluttering your setup. Male to female 3-pin XLR configuration follows industry-standard DMX wiring, ensuring compatibility with all professional DMX lighting equipment. Heavy-duty construction withstands the constant plugging, unplugging, and transportation that mobile setups demand.

Perfect for mobile DJ lighting rigs, small to medium venue installations, and church lighting systems where clean signal transmission is non-negotiable. The 10-foot length works well for controller-to-splitter connections or linking fixtures in tight spaces without creating cable management nightmares.

Each cable features male 3-pin XLR to female 3-pin XLR connectors, ready to integrate into any standard DMX lighting chain. This two-pack provides redundancy for critical connections or allows you to extend your DMX runs with confidence.

Seismic Audio backs these cables with a full one-year warranty and ships them ready for immediate deployment in your lighting system.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What lighting equipment do these DMX cables work with?

These cables work with any professional lighting equipment that uses standard 3-pin XLR DMX connections. This includes most LED par cans, moving head fixtures, fog machines, lighting controllers, and DMX splitters from major manufacturers like Chauvet, American DJ, and Elation.

Can I daisy-chain multiple DMX cables together?

Yes, you can connect multiple DMX cables in series to extend your lighting runs. However, DMX protocol limits total cable runs to 1,640 feet maximum, and you should use a DMX terminator at the end of your chain to prevent signal reflection and ensure reliable communication.

How many lighting fixtures can I control through one DMX cable?

A single DMX cable can carry signal to up to 512 individual channels, which typically controls 32-170 fixtures depending on each fixture's channel requirements. Simple LED pars might use 3-7 channels each, while complex moving heads can require 16+ channels per fixture.

Do these cables work for audio signals or just lighting?

These cables are specifically designed for DMX lighting control signals, not audio. While they use the same XLR connectors as audio cables, DMX cables use different impedance (120 ohm vs 75 ohm for audio) and should not be mixed with audio applications to avoid signal issues.

What's the difference between 3-pin and 5-pin DMX cables?

3-pin DMX cables like these handle standard single-universe DMX control and work with 95% of professional lighting equipment. 5-pin DMX cables carry additional return data lines and are mainly used in high-end theatrical installations or specific manufacturer equipment that requires the extra pins.

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