Enttec D-Split 70575 DMX Optical Isolator/Splitter DMX512 Distribution (5 Pin)
Brand: SIRS-E
Color: Blue

Featuring four 5-PIN XLR outlets This D-Split model features four 5-PIN XLR outputs. This fully isolated splitter allows you to connect all of your DMX controlled devices with greater efficiency and flexibility. Connect and Extend Instead of having to make them all fit within a single daisy chain, each of the four outputs from the D-SPLIT can be the start of its own chain, and multiple D-SPLITs can be linked together if needed. D-SPLIT is an optical isolator/splitter for DMX512. Its purpose is to allow the user more flexibility in connecting their DMX controlled devices. Instead of having to make them all fit within a single daisy chain, each of the four outputs from the D-SPLIT can be the start of its own chain, and multiple D-SPLITs can be linked together if needed. Functional Specs: DMX Output – 5 Pin XLR. 1000V isolation between input and output, and between any individual output receptacles. This is to protect your console from surges on DMX line, and also keep any stray voltage from crossing to other DMX chains.

The small, light and portable D-Split – offers a great solution to extend your DMX chain, without sacrificing the quality.
ANSI E1.11 – USITT DMX512-A compatible. One unit allows control up to 512 channels of DMX throughout the chain.
1 input, 4 outputs, all optically isolated. Protection against up to 1000V of stray voltage. Simply connect your fixtures and control and let D-Split take care of the rest.
1000V isolation between input and output, and between any individual output receptacles. This protects your console from surges on DMX line, and also keeps any stray voltage from crossing to other DMX chains.
1 DMX 5 pin for DMX Input. And 4x 5 pin DMX outputs for greater flexibility. All four may be used simultaneously, or in any combination.

Item Weight: 10.6 ounces
Product Dimensions: 3.5 x 4.5 x 2.25 inches
Item model number: 70575
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: December 1, 2016