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Compact 1‑In‑8‑Out Desktop‑Mount DMX512 Splitter Amplifier
• 1‑in‑8‑out DMX splitter;complete signal‑ground electrical isolation.
• High‑voltage protection;per‑channel independent driver & dual‑LED indicator.
• Compact desktop‑style metal chassis, lightweight space‑saving design.
• Wide AC88‑256V universal input for global 50‑60Hz power grids.
• Fully DMX512‑1990 compliant with standard 3‑pin XLR ports.
$120.00 – $515.00
$114.00 – $489.25
Desktop‑Mount 1‑In‑8‑Out DMX512 Splitter,Isolated Outputs,Per‑Channel Dual‑LED Status
This desktop‑mount 1‑In‑8‑Out DMX512 splitter amplifier is compact metal‑cased signal‑distribution hardware built for medium‑sized live events, small‑medium theatres, church lighting and global touring‑rental workflows. Fully compliant with DMX512‑1990 standard. It accepts one DMX input and provides eight electrically‑isolated amplified outputs including signal‑ground isolation with built‑in high‑voltage protection. Every output channel uses independent driver circuit fitted with dual DATA+/DATA‑ LED status indicators, equipped with standard 3‑pin XLR connectors. It supports wide‑range AC88‑256V 50‑60Hz mains supply, compact desktop form‑factor and lightweight build, trusted by medium‑venue technicians and global rental crews.
Many medium‑scale production teams and rental operators do not always have full 19‑inch rack systems available. For pop‑up events, temporary theatre control stations, church worship‑space upgrades and mobile tour setups, a flexible desktop‑form DMX distribution unit fills an important gap between bulky rack‑mount hardware and small portable truss‑hang splitters. This compact desktop‑style DMX512 splitter targets exactly those real‑world use‑cases.
Built in compliance with DMX512‑1990 industry standard, the hardware converts one incoming DMX control signal into eight independent amplified output channels. A key design feature is complete electrical isolation, which also isolates the signal ground path. This directly solves ground‑loop noise, flickering fixtures and signal drift that frequently appear when mixing different lighting devices powered from separate power outlets in medium‑size venues. Each output channel has its own dedicated driver circuit, plus separate DATA+ and DATA‑ LED indicators, allowing technicians to quickly locate dead or noisy signal paths without carrying handheld DMX testers.
The metal‑built desktop chassis measures 314 × 147 × 75 mm and weighs only 1.5 kg. Its footprint fits neatly on control desks, equipment shelves or backstage work surfaces. Since it is not built for 19‑inch rack‑mounting, it offers greater layout freedom for ad‑hoc temporary setups. The unit accepts universal wide‑voltage AC88‑256V mains input, supporting both 50Hz and 60Hz power‑grid systems across nearly every global region. All signal ports use industry‑standard 3‑pin XLR connectors for broad compatibility with existing lighting consoles and stage fixtures.
Operators must respect load limits: each output channel can drive a maximum of 32 DMX‑capable lighting fixtures. Unlike some rack‑mount variants, this desktop model does not include an internal terminator switch. Users need to attach external 120‑ohm DMX terminator plugs at the physical end of every signal chain to prevent signal reflection errors. Reliable protective earthing must be maintained during all operation, and mains power must be disconnected before replacing the internal fuse. The device is designed for indoor‑only usage and should never be exposed to rain or high‑humidity environments.
For rental houses stocking mixed‑format equipment, medium‑venue integrators and church technical teams, this desktop‑oriented DMX splitter delivers reliable multi‑channel signal amplification and noise suppression. It provides a practical intermediate‑form‑factor solution for projects where full‑rack hardware is unnecessary, but simple passive splitters cannot deliver adequate signal quality.
DMX512/1990 Standard
Eight -way DMX distributor with one input
High voltage protection
Independent input and output signal (include earth cable of signal).
Input/output: XLR Pin3
Separate signal amplifier system and individual LED light of each channel
Wide input voltage: AC88~ 256V 50/60Hz
Dimension: 314mm×147mm×75mm
Net Weight: 1.5kg

Q1: What core function does this desktop‑style 1‑in‑8‑out DMX splitter perform?
A1: Takes a single DMX input and generates eight fully electrically‑isolated amplified DMX output channels.
Q2: Does isolation include signal ground cable for noise suppression?
A2: Yes, full electrical isolation covers signal ground to mitigate ground‑loop interference issues.
Q3: What status feedback do the channel LEDs provide?
A3: Dual DATA+ / DATA‑ LED indicators display real‑time signal activity for each output channel.
Q4: What power‑input specification and global‑grid adaptability?
A4: Wide AC88‑256V input voltage, compatible with worldwide 50Hz / 60Hz power‑grid standards.
Q5: What physical installation options are available for this unit?
A5: Optimized for desktop or shelf placement; it is not designed for standard 19‑inch rack‑mount.
Q6: What connector type is fitted for input and output ports?
A6: Unit comes with standard 3‑pin XLR DMX connectors for input and all eight output ports.
Q7: What dimension and net‑weight specifications for this desktop DMX splitter?
A7: Dimension 31414775 mm;net‑weight 1.5 kilograms.
Q8: What are critical wiring limits for real‑world show deployment?
A8: Max 32 DMX fixtures per output channel; install external 120Ω terminator on last fixture of chain.
| Weight | 3 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 42 × 21 × 16 cm |
| Name | Eight -way DMX distributor with one input |
| Wide input voltage | AC88~ 256V 50/60Hz |
| Application | Ideal for medium‑sized concert tours, mobile live events, small‑to‑medium theatre houses, church lighting projects and worldwide touring‑rental deployments. This desktop‑style 1‑in‑8‑out DMX512 splitter amplifier delivers eight galvanic‑isolated amplified outputs, suitable for desktop placement, shelf installation and temporary indoor lighting‑control workflows. |




