DMON WD10 XLR Wireless DMX512 Transmitter & Receiver
The Dmon WD10 is a 2.4GHz wireless DMX512 transmitter and receiver controlling up to 126 channels over a distance of up to 400m with line of sight. With 7 independent ID groups and DMX512/Master-Slave/Sound control modes, the WD10 eliminates the need for a physical DMX signal cable across a venue.
- Up to 400m wireless range — control fixtures without running signal cable across a venue
- 7 independent ID groups — run multiple wireless DMX systems in the same space without interference
- 126 DMX channels — enough capacity for a moderately sized fixture rig
- Compact and lightweight (150g) — easy to mount on any fixture or transmitter point
We offer comprehensive after-sales services, including installation guidance and technical support. Our products also come with a specified warranty period to ensure a worry-free experience for our customers.
Function Description
Running a DMX signal cable across a large venue or between separate structures takes time and adds cable clutter. The WD10's 2.4GHz wireless link controls fixtures up to 400m away with line of sight, eliminating the need for a physical signal run.
Multiple wireless DMX systems operating in the same venue can interfere with each other if they're not properly separated. The WD10's 7 independent ID groups let operators run separate wireless systems side by side without cross-talk.
Specification
| Wireless Frequency | 2.4GHz ISM band | DMX Channels | 126 channels |
| Control Mode | DMX512 / Master-Slave / Auto / Sound | Input Voltage | DC 5V, 500mA (Min) |
| Communication Distance | Up to 400 meters (line of sight) | Max Transmission Power | 20 dBm |
| ID Groups | 7 independent ID groups | Net Weight | 150 g |
| Gross Weight | 300 g | Packing Size | 220 × 180 × 180 mm |
Frequently Asked Questions
How far does the wireless signal reach?
Up to 400m with a clear line of sight. Obstructions between transmitter and receiver may reduce this range.
Can multiple WD10 systems operate in the same venue without interference?
Yes. The WD10 supports 7 independent ID groups, allowing separate wireless DMX systems to run in the same space without cross-talk between them.
Does this unit work as both a transmitter and receiver?
Yes. The WD10 can be set to function as either a transmitter or a receiver, letting operators build a wireless DMX link between two or more units.
How many channels can this system control?
Up to 126 DMX channels, suitable for moderately sized fixture rigs.
Do you offer OEM/ODM or custom branding?
Yes. We support OEM/ODM services including custom logo, packaging, and configuration for bulk orders. Contact us for MOQ details.
What's the warranty and how does after-sales support work?
2-year warranty with 3-business-day response commitment. Parts are supplied at cost price, and we guarantee parts availability for 5 years after any model is discontinued.
