Visual Productions RdmSplitter (RJ-45)

Rdm. Splitter (RJ-45) is an optically isolated splitter/booster for DMX and RDM networks, designed to overcome the structural limitations of the DMX-512 protocol.

Despite being a widely used and reliable standard, the latter has some restrictions: a single line can handle a maximum of 32 devices, must be wired in a bus topology, and should not exceed 300 meters in length. The Rdm. Splitter (RJ-45) directly addresses these limitations by distributing the DMX signal across 6 output ports, enabling a more efficient and flexible star topology. Each output can drive an additional 32 devices and supports an additional 300 meters of cabling, regenerating the signal and functioning as a true booster.

The device offers DMX-512/RDM ports on RJ-45 connectors, designed to transmit the signal over standard network cables and simplify wiring in modern installations. An RJ-45 input receives the main DMX/RDM signal, while the six RJ-45 output ports redistribute it to the different lines. Compatibility with the RDM protocol enables bidirectional communication, allowing automatic device addressing and the return of status information to the lighting controller.

The compact form factor with only RJ-45 ports makes the Rdm. Splitter (RJ-45) particularly suitable for systems already using network cabling, patch panels, or LED drivers with RJ-45 connectors, reducing installation time and the need for adapters.

• User benefits
• Time savings when working with LED drivers equipped with RJ-45 connectors
• Overcomes the limitations of traditional DMX, increasing the number of connectable devices
• Ensures greater signal stability thanks to optical isolation on each port
• Allows tidier and more efficient wiring thanks to the star topology
• Simplifies configuration and maintenance thanks to RDM compatibility and bidirectional communication
• Easily integrates into hybrid systems thanks to support for major network protocols
• Areas of use
• Architectural and architainment installations
• Facade and urban lighting
• Museums, churches, and places of worship
• Cruise ships and hospitality facilities
• Theaters, event halls, and performance spaces
• Trade fair stands and shopping centers
• Hotels, restaurants, nightclubs, lounges, and gardens