Algam lighting SPLITTER-DMX248R

Two Universes and Eight DMX Lines
Each DMX input is routed to its own block of four outputs. The SPLITTER-DMX248R can thus distribute two universes in parallel, or a single universe across all eight outputs by connecting the "Thru 1" output to input 2. Each output creates a new DMX line capable of supporting up to 32 fixtures. This allows lighting equipment to be organized by zone, truss, or fixture type, while minimizing cable lengths and ensuring a clear cabling layout.

A Reliable, Isolated System
All inputs and outputs are electrically isolated, and each output features its own dedicated amplifier. A fault on one line remains contained, preventing any impact on other outputs or the lighting console; meanwhile, the signal is regenerated to maintain full integrity. Each output is equipped with a status LED, while each input features DMX and power indicators, allowing for instant monitoring of the entire distribution setup.

Scalable Architecture
Each input includes its own parallel "Thru" output, enabling the extension of each universe to additional splitters or devices. Two 120Ω termination switches are located on the front panel, eliminating the need for external termination plugs when the "Thru" outputs are not in use. This ensures the distribution system can adapt as your inventory of lighting fixtures grows, without requiring new hardware.

Designed for Touring and Control Booths
Housed in a 1U, 19-inch rack-mount format, the SPLITTER-DMX248R integrates seamlessly into equipment racks or flight cases. Inputs, "Thru" outputs, switches, and status indicators are grouped on the front panel for easy access, while the eight outputs and the power connection are positioned on the rear to ensure clean, organized cabling. The unit features an integrated power supply with a PowerCon connector, an on/off switch, and an included power cord. Its metal housing and locking 3-pin XLR connectors make it well-suited for event production companies, concert venues, theaters, places of worship, educational institutions, and fixed installations.