Chauvet DJ D-FI XLR RX
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Chauvet Dj
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Free Your Installations from Cables
Designed for stages, clubs, weddings, private parties, or fixed installations (bars, restaurants), the D-FI XLR RX simplifies DMX routing. It allows you to control PAR lights, moving heads, LED bars, or strobes without running cables, enabling cleaner and faster setups.
Who Is It For?
Ideal for mobile DJs, lighting technicians, event providers, venue operators, or discerning individuals seeking reliable, quick-to-deploy, and compact wireless DMX control.
Features and Innovations
The D-FI XLR RX receives the DMX signal via a 2.4 GHz link and transmits it directly to your devices through its XLR connector. Its universal compatibility with DMX units and plug-and-play implementation reduce setup time. Its range of up to 200 meters in open field ensures great flexibility to synchronize your effects on stage or in installations.
Technical specifications
| Communication frequency | 2.4 GHz |
| Operating range | up to 200 m (optimal conditions) |
| Interface | XLR |
Questions frequently asked
Does the Chauvet DJ D-FI XLR RX work with standard DMX fixtures?
The XLR output allows the transmission of the received DMX signal to compatible DMX fixtures, moving heads, LED bars, or strobes. The compatibility is universally stated with DMX units.
What is the range of the wireless DMX receiver?
The 2.4 GHz wireless link reaches up to 200 m in optimal conditions and line of sight.
Can it be used for a wedding or club lighting setup?
Its form factor is designed for stages, clubs, weddings, and private parties. It can also be integrated into a fixed installation in a bar or restaurant to minimize visible DMX cables.
What type of connectors does this DMX receiver use?
The interface relies on an XLR connector, intended to connect the unit directly to the DMX device to be controlled.
Is setting up a wireless DMX system quick with this receiver?
The plug-and-play implementation reduces setup time. The DMX signal is received at 2.4 GHz then transmitted via the XLR connector. This configuration avoids running DMX cables between equipment.
