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DT24-1U-DMX - 24v/150w, 120V AC, DMX Power Supply and Dimmer for Classic dedolights (DLH4, etc.)

  • $490.00
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DT24-1U-DMX - 24v/150w, 120V AC, DMX Power Supply and Dimmer for Classic dedolights (DLH4, etc.)

  • $490.00

The DT24-1U-DMX, is the 24v, 150w AC ballast required to power and control classic dedolights with DMX. Of course it can also be set manually from 0 to 100% dimmer. You can use this DMX power supply on models like the DLH3 or DLH4 focusing lights, or the DLH1x150S soft light. The ballast still has smooth manual dimming control from 0-100% to allow for local non-DMX use. The DMX XLR5 connector is auto-terminating. The head cable (XLR3), and US AC cable are built-in.

AC (DT24-1U) & DC ballasts are also available.

REQUIREMENTS:

  • DLH3 classic dedolight light head
  • DLH4 classic dedolight light head
  • DLH1x150S classic 150w soft light head
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    FEATURES

    The DT24-DMX

    Dimming Continuous - 0 - 100%
    Max Power 150w
    Power Supply AC US integrated power cable
    Input Voltage
    24v, 120VAC
    Size
    7.5" x 2.5" x 2“ 
    Weight
    1.25 lbs
    Cables 6ft Head/Ballast cable (XLR3) and 9ft US AC cable with on/off in-line switch integrated.
    DMX 5 pin XLR, input and output with auto-termination - 512 channels
    ACCESSORIES

    SUGGESTIONS:

    • 0CBL-XLR3M/F - 10' XLR3 head extension cable (or custom lengths)
    • Dedolight California makes custom cables by request. Contact us with your request.
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      • Hi, Curious if you can help me. I have a DEODOLIGHT DT24-1U-DMX and trying to hook it up to Dragonframe with a 512 DMX and not able to get control of the unit through DF. Wondering if there's is a setting in which I have to program on the unit. Any help you can provide will be greatly appreciated.

        Hello!  You should be able to assign the number on the ballast by pressing and holding both buttons at the same time unitl the display starts blinking - then, use the left or right button to move up or down to the desired DMX number. Its possible the ballast reads something like "d.FF". If you see a "d." and a number between 1-99 ("FF" is full output) - this is the manual dimming range. One click of the up/down button passed the "FF" readout and you get into the 512 DMX number selection. Once you get to the desired number, just stop and the ballast will take a few seconds to lock you out of selection mode. Hope this helps!