North American Herb & Spice
North American Herb & Spice 5 Pin 5 Conductor DMX Cable
A 5-pin DMX lighting cable with 110-ohm twisted pairs and double shielding for reliable data transfer
- TypeComponent Cables
- Professional DMX lighting control for demanding applications
- 2 digital 110 ohm twisted pairs ensure absolute signal transfer
- Double shield blocks RF and EMI interference
- Heavy-duty PE insulator protects conductors during repeated coiling
- Bare copper with 20 strands per .12 awg for maximum no-loss data transmission
Professional DMX Lighting Control Cable
This 5-pin, 5-conductor DMX cable is built for professional lighting control in live sound, theatrical and broadcast environments. It provides reliable data transfer for demanding production applications where signal integrity is critical.
Upgrade From Basic Unshielded Cables
The jump is worth it when RF and EMI interference from dense electronic equipment disrupts control signals. Double shielding with 100% foil and an aluminum braided sleeve eliminates stray frequency leakage that causes delay or data loss.
Handles Long Runs And Repeated Coiling
Twin 110 ohm twisted pairs with 20 strands of 0.12 AWG bare copper maintain absolute signal transfer over extended distances. Cotton fill preserves internal structure during frequent coil and uncoil cycles, while a drain wire ensures consistent grounding.
Highlights
- Professional DMX lighting control for demanding applications
- 2 digital 110 ohm twisted pairs ensure absolute signal transfer
- Double shield blocks RF and EMI interference
- Heavy-duty PE insulator protects conductors during repeated coiling
- Bare copper with 20 strands per .12 awg for maximum no-loss data transmission
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What connector type does this DMX cable use for lighting control?
The cable uses a 5-pin, 5-conductor connector for DMX lighting control signals.
How should I coil this cable to avoid damaging the internal twisted pairs?
Coil the cable loosely to protect the 20-strand twisted pairs and cotton fill; tight coils can deform the 110 ohm pairs and degrade signal integrity.
When should I consider replacing this cable for reliable DMX performance?
Replace the cable if the foil and braided double shield shows wear, the drain wire breaks, or the PE insulation on the 20-strand conductors is cracked.
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