#dmx-splitter

Modern theatres demand exceptional quality, unwavering reliability, and versatile lighting equipment. To manage lighting systems, ensure synchronized data transmission, and maintain performance in dynamic stage conditions, one must use solutions tailored to the theatre's unique architecture. Sundrax offers a full suite of devices, each engineered for specific areas — from technical rooms to mobile stage decor.

In professional DMX installations, dozens or even hundreds of luminaires, controllers, splitters, and amplifiers are connected in a shared network through which the signal is transmitted. But what happens if a high-voltage surge ⚡️, for example, due to a short circuit, connection error, or even during a thunderstorm, enters one of the sections? Without galvanic isolation, such failures can damage or destroy all equipment across the network.

Sundrax’s MONARQ Mini offers wireless, heritage-friendly lighting for churches. Non-invasive, DMX-controlled, perfect for sacred spaces.

Explore the world of professional DMX lighting control with Sundrax PixelGate controllers. Learn about system setup, troubleshooting, and advanced techniques for controlling LED lights in venues from small clubs to major productions, with cost-effective solutions that convert Art-Net to SPI protocol.

Discover why proper DMX signal splitting is crucial for reliable stage lighting. Learn about common mistakes, the "32 fixture rule," and how the Splitter Selective Pro provides professional solutions with RDM compatibility, galvanic isolation, and flexible configuration options.

For implementing large-scale lighting projects such as concert venues, theatrical productions, or architectural illumination, it often becomes necessary to deploy numerous lighting fixtures. The standard DMX512 protocol has limitations on the number of devices that can be connected to a single line. When connecting many devices to one line, the signal weakens, leading to distortions and data loss. To solve this problem, DMX splitters are used, allowing for more fixtures to be connected and complex lighting compositions to be created.