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Nanlite USB-C to DMX Cable Splitter II for PavoTube II 6XR T8-7X PavoBulb 10C

The Nanlite USB-C to DMX Cable SplitterII is a purpose-built interface that enables wired DMX and RDM control of fixtures such as the PavoTubeII6XR,PavoTube T8-7X and PavoBulb10C via their USB-C port,transforming these lights into fully DMX-capable devices. It features a trio of connectors -a USB-C male plug to the fixture,alongside 5-pin XLR male and female sockets for DMX input and output -together with a pass-through USB-C female port that allows external power sources (like batteries) to maintain power while under DMX control. Weighing only around 80g and measuring approximately 24cm in length,the cable offers a discreet,lightweight solution that supports daisy-chain configurations and stable communication across multiple lights. Carefully engineered to enhance creative animation effects and streamline studio or location workflows,it,s a dependable accessory for professionals integrating PavoTube or PavoBulb systems into DMX lighting rigs.

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Nanlite USB-C to DMX Cable Splitter II for PavoTube II 6XR T8-7X PavoBulb 10C

Nanlite USB-C to DMX Cable Splitter II for PavoTube II 6XR T8-7X PavoBulb 10C

The Nanlite USB-C to DMX Cable SplitterII is a purpose-built interface that enables wired DMX and RDM control of fixtures such as the PavoTubeII6XR,PavoTube T8-7X and PavoBulb10C via their USB-C port,transforming these lights into fully DMX-capable devices. It features a trio of connectors -a USB-C male plug to the fixture,alongside 5-pin XLR male and female sockets for DMX input and output -together with a pass-through USB-C female port that allows external power sources (like batteries) to maintain power while under DMX control. Weighing only around 80g and measuring approximately 24cm in length,the cable offers a discreet,lightweight solution that supports daisy-chain configurations and stable communication across multiple lights. Carefully engineered to enhance creative animation effects and streamline studio or location workflows,it,s a dependable accessory for professionals integrating PavoTube or PavoBulb systems into DMX lighting rigs.

Key Features:

Purpose-Built Interface

Wired DMX and RDM Control Compatible with PavoTube and PavoBulb

usb-c Male Plug Connector

5-Pin XLR Male Connector

5-Pin XLR Female Connector

usb-c Female Pass-Through Connector

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Nanlite USB-C to DMX Cable Splitter II for PavoTube II 6XR T8-7X PavoBulb 10C

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Nanlite USB-C to DMX Cable Splitter II for PavoTube II 6XR T8-7X PavoBulb 10C

The Nanlite USB-C to DMX Cable SplitterII is a purpose-built interface that enables wired DMX and RDM control of fixtures such as the PavoTubeII6XR,PavoTube T8-7X and PavoBulb10C via their USB-C port,transforming these lights into fully DMX-capable devices. It features a trio of connectors -a USB-C male plug to the fixture,alongside 5-pin XLR male and female sockets for DMX input and output -together with a pass-through USB-C female port that allows external power sources (like batteries) to maintain power while under DMX control. Weighing only around 80g and measuring approximately 24cm in length,the cable offers a discreet,lightweight solution that supports daisy-chain configurations and stable communication across multiple lights. Carefully engineered to enhance creative animation effects and streamline studio or location workflows,it,s a dependable accessory for professionals integrating PavoTube or PavoBulb systems into DMX lighting rigs.

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