50 Ft. DMX XLR3-M to XLR3-F Premium Cable

50 Ft. DMX XLR3-M to XLR3-F Premium Cable

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50 Ft. DMX XLR3-M to XLR3-F Premium Cable

50 Ft. DMX XLR3-M to XLR3-F Premium Cable

Sale price  $24.99 Regular price  $49.99

Overview

Introducing the ProX XCP-DMX50 50 Ft. DMX XLR3-M to XLR3-F Premium Cable, the longest run in the XCP-DMX series and the cable built for productions where distance between your controller and your fixtures is a real design constraint. At 50 ft., the ProX XCP-DMX50 gives lighting designers, AV integrators, and touring technicians the reach to cover the setups that no shorter cable can handle: a lighting console positioned in front-of-house running a single DMX universe cable to a stage-side node, a long drop from a catwalk position to a floor-mounted dimmer pack, or a wide outdoor stage where truss sections push fixtures far from the source. When the run is long, the quality of what is carrying your DMX signal matters most.

Why Cable Quality Matters Even More at 50 Feet DMX protocol requires a nominal impedance of 110 ohms to maintain clean, stable data transmission. At 50 ft., any deviation from the correct electrical spec accumulates over the length of the run and shows up as unreliable fixture response, latency artifacts, or complete signal loss at the end of a longer daisy chain. Audio cable is simply not built to meet this requirement. The ProX XCP-DMX50 is engineered from the start specifically for DMX, ensuring the correct impedance and shielding characteristics are maintained across the entire 50 ft. run.

OFC Conductors and Full-Length Braided Copper Shield The XCP-DMX50 is built around 22 AWG oxygen-free copper (OFC) conductors wrapped in a braided OFC copper compact shield that runs the full length of the cable. At 50 ft., your cable is traveling through more of the venue than any other run in your rig: through conduit, over structure, alongside power distribution, and near dimmers and architectural electrical systems. The braided copper shield does the job of keeping all of that interference out of your DMX data from the first foot to the last.

All-Metal XLR Connectors with Silver Plated Contacts Both ends of the ProX XCP-DMX50 are terminated with ProX branded, all-metal XLR connectors with silver plated contacts. The all-metal construction is built to handle the physical stress of repeated connect-disconnect cycles in touring and install environments without cracking or loosening. Silver plated contacts resist corrosion and maintain a consistent, low-resistance connection at both ends, keeping the total signal path clean across what is already your longest cable run.

Built to Stay Manageable at Full Length Fifty feet of cable in the field has to coil, route, and store without fighting you. The jacket on the ProX XCP-DMX50 is flexible enough to handle real-world routing demands: threading through tight conduit runs, draping over truss, dropping from ceiling positions, and coiling back into a cable bag at the end of a long day. It holds up through repeated use without stiffening at stress points near the connectors.

Compatibility Note Twisted pair DMX data transmission cables like the ProX XCP-DMX50 are not suitable for audio use. Audio cables are not suitable for DMX use. Their specifications and characteristics differ substantially. Always use the correct cable type for stable, reliable connections across your full DMX chain.

Introducing the ProX XCP-DMX50 50 Ft. DMX XLR3-M to XLR3-F Premium Cable, the longest run in the XCP-DMX series and the cable built for productions where distance between your controller and your fixtures is a real design constraint. At 50 ft., the ProX XCP-DMX50 gives lighting designers, AV integrators, and touring technicians the reach to cover the setups that no shorter cable can handle: a lighting console positioned in front-of-house running a single DMX universe cable to a stage-side node, a long drop from a catwalk position to a floor-mounted dimmer pack, or a wide outdoor stage where truss sections push fixtures far from the source. When the run is long, the quality of what is carrying your DMX signal matters most.

Why Cable Quality Matters Even More at 50 Feet DMX protocol requires a nominal impedance of 110 ohms to maintain clean, stable data transmission. At 50 ft., any deviation from the correct electrical spec accumulates over the length of the run and shows up as unreliable fixture response, latency artifacts, or complete signal loss at the end of a longer daisy chain. Audio cable is simply not built to meet this requirement. The ProX XCP-DMX50 is engineered from the start specifically for DMX, ensuring the correct impedance and shielding characteristics are maintained across the entire 50 ft. run.

OFC Conductors and Full-Length Braided Copper Shield The XCP-DMX50 is built around oxygen-free copper (OFC) conductors wrapped in a braided OFC copper compact shield that runs the full length of the cable. At 50 ft., your cable is traveling through more of the venue than any other run in your rig: through conduit, over structure, alongside power distribution, and near dimmers and architectural electrical systems. The braided copper shield does the job of keeping all of that interference out of your DMX data from the first foot to the last.

All-Metal XLR Connectors with Silver Plated Contacts Both ends of the ProX XCP-DMX50 are terminated with ProX branded, all-metal XLR connectors with silver plated contacts. The all-metal construction is built to handle the physical stress of repeated connect-disconnect cycles in touring and install environments without cracking or loosening. Silver plated contacts resist corrosion and maintain a consistent, low-resistance connection at both ends, keeping the total signal path clean across what is already your longest cable run.

Built to Stay Manageable at Full Length Fifty feet of cable in the field has to coil, route, and store without fighting you. The jacket on the ProX XCP-DMX50 is flexible enough to handle real-world routing demands: threading through tight conduit runs, draping over truss, dropping from ceiling positions, and coiling back into a cable bag at the end of a long day. It holds up through repeated use without stiffening at stress points near the connectors.

Compatibility Note Twisted pair DMX data transmission cables like the ProX XCP-DMX50 are not suitable for audio use. Audio cables are not suitable for DMX use. Their specifications and characteristics differ substantially. Always use the correct cable type for stable, reliable connections across your full DMX chain.

Designed by Professionals. Built for Performers. Backed by 40 Years of Excellence.

ProX products are designed by a team of seasoned industry professionals who know firsthand what it means when power fails mid-show. Since 1984, ProX has built its reputation on one principle: every product must perform as hard as the professionals who depend on it. We listen to our customers, and their real-world feedback directly shapes the products we bring to market. The ProX XCP-DMX50 is a direct result of that collaboration. When you choose ProX, you are investing in four decades of hands-on expertise and a brand that has never stopped raising the standard for live performance gear.

NOTE: Twisted pair DMX data transmission cables are not suitable for audio use.  Conversely, audio cables are not suitable for DMX data use.   Their specifications and characteristics differ substantially.   Always use the correct cable for reliable connections!

  • DMX-Specific Design: Engineered for DMX data transmission at 110-ohm nominal impedance across the full 50 ft. run
  • 22 AWG OFC Conductors: Oxygen-free copper conductors deliver clean DMX data transfer with minimal signal loss across the run
  • Braided OFC Copper Shield: Full-length braided copper shield blocks interference from power runs, dimmers, and architectural electrical systems throughout the entire cable
  • All-Metal XLR Connectors: ProX branded, all-metal construction on both ends built for repeated touring and install use
  • Silver Plated Contacts: Corrosion-resistant contacts maintain consistent, low-resistance connections at both ends of a long signal path
  • 50 Ft. Length: Built for front-of-house console runs, catwalk drops, wide outdoor stages, and any install where real distance separates controller from fixture
  • Flexible, Durable Build: Jacket stays manageable for conduit routing, truss drops, and coiling back into storage after use
  • XLR3-M to XLR3-F: Standard 3-pin male to female configuration for universal DMX device compatibility
  • Not for Audio Use: Twisted pair DMX cable is not suitable for audio applications; always match cable type to protocol
  • Master Box: 5 Cables
  • ProX Limited Warranty

All registered trademarks and trade names are properties of their respective owners and are used only for the clarification of the compatibility of our products with the products of the different manufacturers.

DMX XLR3-M to XLR3-F

Compatibility

DMX XLR3-M to XLR3-F

Product details

Introducing the ProX XCP-DMX50 50 Ft. DMX XLR3-M to XLR3-F Premium Cable, the longest run in the XCP-DMX series and the cable built for productions where distance between your controller and your fixtures is a real design constraint. At 50 ft., the ProX XCP-DMX50 gives lighting designers, AV integrators, and touring technicians the reach to cover the setups that no shorter cable can handle: a lighting console positioned in front-of-house running a single DMX universe cable to a stage-side node, a long drop from a catwalk position to a floor-mounted dimmer pack, or a wide outdoor stage where truss sections push fixtures far from the source. When the run is long, the quality of what is carrying your DMX signal matters most.

Why Cable Quality Matters Even More at 50 Feet DMX protocol requires a nominal impedance of 110 ohms to maintain clean, stable data transmission. At 50 ft., any deviation from the correct electrical spec accumulates over the length of the run and shows up as unreliable fixture response, latency artifacts, or complete signal loss at the end of a longer daisy chain. Audio cable is simply not built to meet this requirement. The ProX XCP-DMX50 is engineered from the start specifically for DMX, ensuring the correct impedance and shielding characteristics are maintained across the entire 50 ft. run.

OFC Conductors and Full-Length Braided Copper Shield The XCP-DMX50 is built around 22 AWG oxygen-free copper (OFC) conductors wrapped in a braided OFC copper compact shield that runs the full length of the cable. At 50 ft., your cable is traveling through more of the venue than any other run in your rig: through conduit, over structure, alongside power distribution, and near dimmers and architectural electrical systems. The braided copper shield does the job of keeping all of that interference out of your DMX data from the first foot to the last.

All-Metal XLR Connectors with Silver Plated Contacts Both ends of the ProX XCP-DMX50 are terminated with ProX branded, all-metal XLR connectors with silver plated contacts. The all-metal construction is built to handle the physical stress of repeated connect-disconnect cycles in touring and install environments without cracking or loosening. Silver plated contacts resist corrosion and maintain a consistent, low-resistance connection at both ends, keeping the total signal path clean across what is already your longest cable run.

Built to Stay Manageable at Full Length Fifty feet of cable in the field has to coil, route, and store without fighting you. The jacket on the ProX XCP-DMX50 is flexible enough to handle real-world routing demands: threading through tight conduit runs, draping over truss, dropping from ceiling positions, and coiling back into a cable bag at the end of a long day. It holds up through repeated use without stiffening at stress points near the connectors.

Compatibility Note Twisted pair DMX data transmission cables like the ProX XCP-DMX50 are not suitable for audio use. Audio cables are not suitable for DMX use. Their specifications and characteristics differ substantially. Always use the correct cable type for stable, reliable connections across your full DMX chain.

Introducing the ProX XCP-DMX50 50 Ft. DMX XLR3-M to XLR3-F Premium Cable, the longest run in the XCP-DMX series and the cable built for productions where distance between your controller and your fixtures is a real design constraint. At 50 ft., the ProX XCP-DMX50 gives lighting designers, AV integrators, and touring technicians the reach to cover the setups that no shorter cable can handle: a lighting console positioned in front-of-house running a single DMX universe cable to a stage-side node, a long drop from a catwalk position to a floor-mounted dimmer pack, or a wide outdoor stage where truss sections push fixtures far from the source. When the run is long, the quality of what is carrying your DMX signal matters most.

Why Cable Quality Matters Even More at 50 Feet DMX protocol requires a nominal impedance of 110 ohms to maintain clean, stable data transmission. At 50 ft., any deviation from the correct electrical spec accumulates over the length of the run and shows up as unreliable fixture response, latency artifacts, or complete signal loss at the end of a longer daisy chain. Audio cable is simply not built to meet this requirement. The ProX XCP-DMX50 is engineered from the start specifically for DMX, ensuring the correct impedance and shielding characteristics are maintained across the entire 50 ft. run.

OFC Conductors and Full-Length Braided Copper Shield The XCP-DMX50 is built around oxygen-free copper (OFC) conductors wrapped in a braided OFC copper compact shield that runs the full length of the cable. At 50 ft., your cable is traveling through more of the venue than any other run in your rig: through conduit, over structure, alongside power distribution, and near dimmers and architectural electrical systems. The braided copper shield does the job of keeping all of that interference out of your DMX data from the first foot to the last.

All-Metal XLR Connectors with Silver Plated Contacts Both ends of the ProX XCP-DMX50 are terminated with ProX branded, all-metal XLR connectors with silver plated contacts. The all-metal construction is built to handle the physical stress of repeated connect-disconnect cycles in touring and install environments without cracking or loosening. Silver plated contacts resist corrosion and maintain a consistent, low-resistance connection at both ends, keeping the total signal path clean across what is already your longest cable run.

Built to Stay Manageable at Full Length Fifty feet of cable in the field has to coil, route, and store without fighting you. The jacket on the ProX XCP-DMX50 is flexible enough to handle real-world routing demands: threading through tight conduit runs, draping over truss, dropping from ceiling positions, and coiling back into a cable bag at the end of a long day. It holds up through repeated use without stiffening at stress points near the connectors.

Compatibility Note Twisted pair DMX data transmission cables like the ProX XCP-DMX50 are not suitable for audio use. Audio cables are not suitable for DMX use. Their specifications and characteristics differ substantially. Always use the correct cable type for stable, reliable connections across your full DMX chain.

Designed by Professionals. Built for Performers. Backed by 40 Years of Excellence.

ProX products are designed by a team of seasoned industry professionals who know firsthand what it means when power fails mid-show. Since 1984, ProX has built its reputation on one principle: every product must perform as hard as the professionals who depend on it. We listen to our customers, and their real-world feedback directly shapes the products we bring to market. The ProX XCP-DMX50 is a direct result of that collaboration. When you choose ProX, you are investing in four decades of hands-on expertise and a brand that has never stopped raising the standard for live performance gear.

NOTE: Twisted pair DMX data transmission cables are not suitable for audio use.  Conversely, audio cables are not suitable for DMX data use.   Their specifications and characteristics differ substantially.   Always use the correct cable for reliable connections!

Key features

  • DMX-Specific Design: Engineered for DMX data transmission at 110-ohm nominal impedance across the full 50 ft. run
  • 22 AWG OFC Conductors: Oxygen-free copper conductors deliver clean DMX data transfer with minimal signal loss across the run
  • Braided OFC Copper Shield: Full-length braided copper shield blocks interference from power runs, dimmers, and architectural electrical systems throughout the entire cable
  • All-Metal XLR Connectors: ProX branded, all-metal construction on both ends built for repeated touring and install use
  • Silver Plated Contacts: Corrosion-resistant contacts maintain consistent, low-resistance connections at both ends of a long signal path
  • 50 Ft. Length: Built for front-of-house console runs, catwalk drops, wide outdoor stages, and any install where real distance separates controller from fixture
  • Flexible, Durable Build: Jacket stays manageable for conduit routing, truss drops, and coiling back into storage after use
  • XLR3-M to XLR3-F: Standard 3-pin male to female configuration for universal DMX device compatibility
  • Not for Audio Use: Twisted pair DMX cable is not suitable for audio applications; always match cable type to protocol
  • Master Box: 5 Cables
  • ProX Limited Warranty

All registered trademarks and trade names are properties of their respective owners and are used only for the clarification of the compatibility of our products with the products of the different manufacturers.

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