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Coiled black cable with blue and grey PowerCon ends plus XLR connectors

ProX

ProX XC-PWC14-DMX10 10ft DMX PowerCon Combo Cable dj accessory

SKU CH-566N-XDBX1

A 10 ft combo cable carrying DMX data on 20 AWG XLR and power on 14 AWG PowerCon Blue to Gray connectors

  • Combines DMX signal and power in one 10ft run
  • 14AWG PowerCon blue-to-gray handles mains current reliably
  • 20AWG XLR male-to-female carries shielded DMX data
  • Single cable reduces clutter and speeds up stage setup

ProX 10ft DMX and PowerCon Combo Cable

This single cable carries both DMX data and mains power for stage lighting fixtures. It suits DJs and lighting technicians who want one run between a controller and a powered moving head or wash light. The 10ft length fits typical truss-to-truss or floor-to-truss spacing. Builders who need longer runs or separate data and power paths should choose individual cables instead.

Shielded 20AWG DMX pair

The DMX pair uses 20AWG shielded conductors to reject interference from the adjacent power cores. PowerCon blue to grey connectors deliver mains current on 14AWG wire rated for the load of common LED fixtures. Passive cable construction adds no active electronics, so heat and noise are limited to the connected equipment. Users running very high-current fixtures must verify the 14AWG gauge meets local code.

Highlights

  • Combines DMX signal and power in one 10ft run
  • 14AWG PowerCon blue-to-gray handles mains current reliably
  • 20AWG XLR male-to-female carries shielded DMX data
  • Single cable reduces clutter and speeds up stage setup

Specifications

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Questions about this item

How do I connect the 14AWG PowerCon blue-to-grey ends without reversing the feed direction?

Match the blue connector to the power input and the grey connector to the output or daisy-chain socket; the colour code prevents accidental back-feeding on the 14AWG conductors.

When should I replace the 20AWG XLR-M-to-XLRF DMX section of this 10ft combo cable?

Replace it if the shield shows cuts, the pins bend, or DMX flicker appears — the 20AWG pair and foil shield degrade faster than the thicker power legs under repeated coiling.

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