TRIAC DMX RDM Dimmer 2 Channel Decoder for DIN Rail

The TRIAC DMX RDM Dimmer 2 Channel Decoder for DIN Rail, the ultimate solution for advanced and customised lighting control. This device is designed to offer Triac dimming through systems operating under the DMX512 protocol, providing state-of-the-art lighting management. Thanks to its RDM functionality, it offers the convenience of adjusting and monitoring your lighting fixtures remotely from the DMX master console, raising the efficiency of your lighting system to optimal levels. Featuring a digital numeric display, our dimmer allows you to intuitively set the decode start directions using simple push-buttons. The dimmer is DIN rail mountable.

With two selectable output channels, it flexibly adapts to various lighting needs, from simple to complex installations. Choose between end-of-phase or end-of-phase dimming, offering compatibility with a wide variety of lamps, including LED, incandescent and halogen.

With two selectable output channels, it flexibly adapts to a variety of lighting needs, from simple to complex installations. Choose between end-of-phase or end-of-phase dimming, offering compatibility with a wide variety of lamps, including LED, incandescent and halogen.

With the ability to set the minimum brightness from a soft 1% to a bright 40%, our dimmer ensures the perfect atmosphere for every scenario. For independent operation, the fixture features a stand-alone dynamic mode and two dimming channels with preset programs that can be controlled without a DMX signal, perfect for situations where fast and efficient setup is required. Safety is a priority, which is why our TRIAC Dimmer comes equipped with overheat protection and automatic recovery system, ensuring the continuity and reliability of your show or event. This controller is ideal for professional applications in theatres, TV studios and live events.

* Note: When calculating the maximum number of load lamps or drivers, the output power and input current parameters of a single lamp or driver should not be used. In addition, the maximum dimmer surge current is 60A; the sum of the surge current of multiple dimmable LED drivers must not exceed 2 times this value. Otherwise, the product will be overloaded and damaged.