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4 channels
Four separately dimmable circuits. Multiple lamps can share one channel, but they then fade together as a group.

Independent shopping perspective
Four-channel dimmer pack for controlling conventional lighting from a DMX console. For small stages and DJs running non-LED fixtures.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Four separately dimmable circuits. Multiple lamps can share one channel, but they then fade together as a group.
Detail 02
It executes levels sent to it. The fade moves and chases come from a console you supply.
Detail 03
Built for incandescent and halogen fixtures that dim by cutting voltage. LEDs need constant power and their own DMX control.
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Chains into a standard lighting network, so it sits alongside other DMX gear on one control run.
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Sits on the floor or mounts near the fixtures, keeping high-current runs short instead of routing everything to the console.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. Dimmer packs vary voltage, which LED fixtures are not built to receive. Plug LEDs into normal switched power and dim them over DMX instead.
Yes. The pack has no programming of its own — it responds to DMX levels from a console or a DMX interface running lighting software.
Four independently controlled circuits. You can put several lamps on one circuit if the combined wattage stays within that channel's rating.
DMX cable from your controller to the pack, plus power cables from each fixture into the pack's outputs. Neither is included.