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Date: 2026-11-03 | ID: 5805

LED DMX XLR Connector Extension Cable

MODEL: DMX-XLR-EXT
Price based on selections below:
$9.98 $6.9830% off
Select Length:3.28ft (1 meter) (Base), 16.4ft (5 meters), 6.56ft (2 meters), 9.84ft (3 meters), 32.8ft (10 meters)
Select Pins:6 Pins, 3 Pin (Base), 4 Pin, 5 Pin
AvailabilityIn Stock
ConditionBrand New
Technical Specifications

Create robust and reliable connections in your professional lighting setup with the LED DMX XLR Connector Extension Cable. This essential accessory is designed to extend the reach of your DMX512 signal chain, seamlessly linking fixtures, dimmers, and DMX master controllers. Featuring a durable male XLR connector on one end and a female on the other, this plug-and-play cable eliminates the need for complex wiring, ensuring stable signal integrity for flawless lighting performance.

Available in a comprehensive range of options, you can select the perfect configuration for your project. Choose from 3, 4, 5, or 6-pin versions to match your specific equipment, and select from five different lengths, from a short 1-meter patch cable to a 10-meter run for larger venues. This versatility makes it the ideal led tape extension cable for everything from stage productions and architectural installations to studio setups.

Key Features

Versatile Pin Configurations

Available in 3, 4, 5, and 6-pin options to support a wide variety of DMX fixtures and protocols, including standard DMX, RGB, and RGBW applications.

Flexible Length Choices

Offered in five standard lengths from 1m (3.28ft) to 10m (32.8ft), providing the flexibility to bridge any gap in your lighting rig.

Reliable Signal Integrity

Engineered for stable DMX512 signal transmission, with securely molded connectors that prevent data loss, flickering, and interference.

Plug-and-Play Simplicity

Ready to use right out of the box with standard male-to-female XLR connectors, allowing for quick and easy extension of your DMX lines without soldering.

Why Choose a Pre-Made DMX Extension Cable?

  • Guaranteed Compatibility: Factory-molded connectors ensure a perfect fit and secure lock every time.
  • Time-Saving: Eliminates the need for manual cable stripping, soldering, and assembly, speeding up installation.
  • Enhanced Durability: Robust construction designed to withstand the rigors of setup and teardown in event and stage environments.
  • Consistent Performance: Each cable is manufactured to precise specifications, ensuring dependable signal quality across your entire system.

Product Specifications

ParameterDetails
Product NameLED DMX XLR Connector Extension Cable
ModelDMX-XLR-EXT
Connector AXLR Male
Connector BXLR Female
Available Pin Counts3-Pin, 4-Pin, 5-Pin, 6-Pin
Available Lengths1m (3.28ft), 2m (6.56ft), 3m (9.84ft), 5m (16.4ft), 10m (32.8ft)
Rated Voltage< 50V
Primary ApplicationDMX512 Signal Transmission
Jacket MaterialFlexible PVC
Conductor MaterialOxygen-Free Copper

Application Scenarios

Stage and Event Lighting Perfect for connecting lighting consoles to stage fixtures like moving heads, PAR cans, and strobes. Use different lengths to create clean, organized cable runs across trusses and stages, ensuring every light responds instantly to your cues.
Architectural and Commercial Installations Ideal for large-scale projects where DMX controllers are centralized. Use these extension cables to reliably connect DMX decoders that drive long runs of DMX-controlled LED strips on building facades, in lobbies, or for landscape lighting.
Studio and Theatrical Setups Ensure a flawless production by using high-quality cables to link your lighting grid. These cables provide a secure connection for DMX-controlled soft lights, spotlights, and effects machines, preventing signal dropouts during recording or live performance.

How to Use This DMX XLR Extension Cable

  1. Confirm the pin-count (3, 4, 5, or 6 pin) required by your DMX devices. Ensure the cable matches your equipment.
  2. Power down all equipment in the DMX chain before making any connections to prevent potential damage.
  3. Connect the male XLR end of the extension cable to the 'DMX Out' port of your controller or the previous fixture in the line.
  4. Connect the female XLR end of the cable to the 'DMX In' port of the next fixture or DMX decoder.
  5. Ensure both connectors click securely into place to establish a firm connection.
  6. After all connections are made, power on your DMX system. If it's the last device in the chain, consider using a DMX terminator in its 'DMX Out' port.
⚠ Precautions
  • This cable is designed for low-voltage DMX512 signal transmission only. Do not use it to carry mains power.
  • While you can daisy-chain multiple cables, for total DMX runs over 100m (328ft), using a DMX signal booster is recommended to maintain signal integrity.
  • Avoid tightly coiling or kinking the cable, as this can damage the internal wiring and affect performance.

What's in the Box

  • ✓1 x LED DMX XLR Connector Extension Cable (in selected pin count and length)

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the difference between 3-pin and 5-pin DMX cables?

A:3-pin is the most common standard for basic DMX512 lighting control. 5-pin is the original DMX standard, often used in professional touring and theater, with the extra two pins reserved for a secondary data link or other functions.

Q: Can I use this cable for an audio microphone?

A:It is not recommended. While the connector is physically similar, DMX cables have a different impedance (110-120 ohms) than audio cables (75 ohms). Using the wrong cable can lead to signal reflection and data errors in your lighting control.

Q: Are LED strip light connectors universal?

A:No, they are not. This DMX XLR connector is specific to DMX-enabled lights and controllers. It is not compatible with the small, low-profile connectors (like JST or clip-on types) found on most standard, non-DMX LED strips.

Q: How do I connect this to an LED strip light?

A:This cable does not connect directly to an LED strip. It is used to link a DMX master controller to a DMX decoder. The decoder then translates the signal and connects to the LED strip lights.

Q: Which pin count should I choose?

A:Check the DMX ports on your equipment. 3-pin is the most common for LED fixtures. 4-pin and 5-pin are often used for RGB or RGBW fixtures that may require extra data channels. 6-pin is less common and used for specialized fixtures.

Q: Can I connect multiple extension cables together?

A:Yes, you can chain cables for a longer reach. However, the DMX512 standard recommends a maximum cable run of about 300 meters (1000 feet). For very long distances, it's best to use a DMX signal booster to regenerate the signal.

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