Swit RadioLux Rx Professional Wireless DMX Receiver

SWIT RadioLux Rx Overview

The SWIT RadioLux Rx is a professional wireless DMX receiver using the RadioLux protocol for ultra-reliable 863928MHz transmission. Designed for studio, live event, and broadcast lighting, it enables wireless DMX512 control of unlimited fixtures with low latency and superior interference resistance.

Performance and Features

The SWIT RadioLux Rx operates on the license-free 863928MHz frequency, providing reliable and interference-resistant DMX512 signal transmission for professional lighting setups. Ideal for broadcast studios, live events, conference halls, and auditoriums, it allows seamless integration of wireless DMX control into existing lighting infrastructure.

Connecting the RadioLux Transmitter (Tx) to any DMX console via 5-pin XLR enables wireless control of multiple lights. Each RadioLux Rx is compact and plugs directly into the DMX IN port of the studio light, eliminating the need for long DMX cables. A single Tx can wirelessly control an unlimited number of Rx units up to 500 meters / 1600 feet with latency under 0.03 seconds.

Key Features

• Professional Wireless DMX512 receiver using RadioLux protocol
• Operates on 863928MHz license-free frequency for stable transmission
• Anti-interference technology ensures reliable DMX signal
• Single Tx can control unlimited Rx units within 500 meters / 1600 ft
• Low latency less than 0.03 seconds
• Automatic channel selection to maintain optimal transmission
• One-key link/unlink for all Rx units
• Single Rx unlink capability for individual lights
• Transmitter Power 4-pin XLR DC
• Receiver Power 5V USB-A
• Compact, lightweight design for easy integration

Specifications

• Model: SWIT RadioLux Rx
• Type: Wireless DMX Receiver
• Protocol: RadioLux 863928MHz
• DMX Interface: DMX512 in/out
• Range: Up to 500m / 1600 ft
• Latency: < 0.03 s
• Transmitter Power Input: 4-pin XLR DC
• Receiver Power Input: 5V USB-A
• Link/Unlink: One-key link/unlink; individual Rx unlink
• Applications: Broadcast studios, live events, conference halls, auditoriums