DMX WLAN Adapter EUROLITE QuickDMX (wireless DMX control, EU plug)

EUROLITE QuickDMX DMX WLAN Adapter provides wireless DMX control for lighting fixtures and stage equipment. The adapter connects DMX controllers and devices over a Wi‑Fi network to enable cable-free signal transmission and flexible placement of fixtures. It is compatible with standard DMX512 systems and is intended for use in live events, DJ setups, small theatres and installations requiring portable DMX connectivity.

Advantages

The QuickDMX adapter eliminates the need for long DMX cables, simplifying setup and reducing tripping hazards. Its wireless connection allows flexible fixture placement and quick reconfiguration of lighting layouts. Designed for standard DMX512 compatibility, it integrates with existing DMX controllers and fixtures and supports reliable signal transmission within the wireless range. The compact design and EU plug make it suitable for mobile and fixed installations.

Suitable for

• Live concerts and stage performances
• DJ booths and mobile event setups
• Small theatres and rehearsal spaces
• Temporary installations and venue lighting where cable runs are impractical

Key specifications

• Product: DMX WLAN Adapter QuickDMX
• Brand: EUROLITE
• Connection: Wireless via Wi‑Fi for DMX512 signal transmission
• Compatibility: Standard DMX512 controllers and fixtures
• Power: EU plug (mains powered)
• EAN: 2050003662789

How to use

Connect the QuickDMX adapter to mains power using the EU plug and follow the manufacturer’s pairing or network-setup procedure to establish a Wi‑Fi link between the DMX controller and the adapter. Attach the adapter to the DMX input or output of your lighting device as required, configure the DMX addressing on fixtures and controller, then test the wireless DMX signal to confirm proper communication. Ensure devices are within the specified wireless range and clear of major obstructions for stable operation.

Recommendations

Place the adapter and paired devices within line of sight where possible, avoid large metal obstacles and crowded radio environments, and perform a channel and range test before live use. For critical shows, consider a wired backup or redundancy plan.