ProX XCP-DMX50 Premium 50ft DMX Lighting Cable

Long-Distance DMX Control for Stage, FOH, and Touring Rigs

Included Components

Explore each component in detail:

• ProX XCP-DMX50 Cable: A 50ft premium 3-pin XLR (male to female) DMX signal cable with oxygen-free copper, internal shielding, and rugged molded ends for pro touring use.

Performance and Control

Portability and Design

Where This System Shines

• Live Sound Engineers: Bridge from FOH lighting desks to stage truss entry points without signal loss.
• Event Production Companies: Route DMX control between multiple zones in large ballrooms or theaters.
• Installers: Run fixed-length cables between booth racks and ceiling grids in clubs and venues.
• Touring Techs: Depend on rugged ProX construction for nightly setups and

  Accessory Spotlight for the ProX XCP-DMX50

  • ProX XCP-DMX25: Mid-range cable option for secondary runs between truss towers or fixture clusters.
  • ProX XCP-DMX05: Short-length patch cable for connecting dimmers, foggers, or nearby fixtures to the chain.
  • ProX Gaffer Tape: Secure 50ft cable runs across venue floors or stage risers with residue-free hold.
  • DMX Splitters: Use with the 50ft run to distribute signal cleanly across multiple truss directions.
  • Chauvet Hurricane 1800 Flex: High-output fog machine with DMX control — ideal for long-distance link from FOH to upstage FX.
  • ProX XS-UTL6 Utility Trunk Case: Store coiled 50ft cables safely with extra space for DMX tools and clamps.

  Useful Links for Extending Your DMX Infrastructure

  • ProX Cable Lineup: Discover all lengths and models from the XCP premium DMX series and beyond.
  • Chauvet LED Bars and Strips: Pair with long cables to cover wide stage zones and uplight areas evenly.
  • Chauvet Moving Head Fixtures: DMX-controllable spot and beam units that benefit from long cable routing.
  • Chauvet Fog and Haze Machines: Long-distance DMX cables like the XCP-DMX50 give you perfect FOH-to-fogger control.

  How to Deploy the ProX XCP-DMX50 in the Field

  • FOH to Stage Truss: Run your DMX signal from a front-of-house lighting desk or control rack to your first truss-mounted fixture or splitter hub using the full 50ft reach.
  • Venue Cross-Routing: Use the XCP-DMX50 to route control signals across large event spaces or between isolated lighting zones in hotels, ballrooms, or arenas.
  • DMX Distribution Systems: Connect the main controller to a DMX splitter placed center stage, enabling multiple 25ft or 5ft cables to feed lighting clusters independently.
  • Touring Stage Use: Coil and deploy repeatedly between setup and teardown — ProX's jacket and molded ends hold up under travel, temperature shifts, and quick wraps.
  • Overhead Grid or Pipe Runs: Use the cable’s full length for ceiling-grid installs, catwalk routing, or stage wing runs where fixtures can’t be daisy-chained closely.

  Recommended System Pairings for the ProX XCP-DMX50

  • Chauvet DJ EZLink Strip Q6BT ILS: Use this cable to connect directly to a battery-powered wireless strip light when setting up in hybrid or backup DMX mode.
  • Chauvet DJ Freedom Par Q9 (4-Pack): Create a daisy-chained uplighting setup using 10ft DMX cables for tight spacing between fixtures.
  • Chauvet DJ ILS Command: Use this cable to hardwire ILS-compatible fixtures during wireless dropout situations or for direct ILS control routing.
  • ProX XB-P12 Utility Bag: Transport multiple 10ft DMX cables, adapters, and signal tools in a padded, zippered case.
  • Chauvet DJ Freedom Stick X4: Link each wireless pixel stick via 10ft DMX runs for ground-based or vertical FX coordination.

  Why Choose the ProX XCP-DMX50 from AVMaxx?

  When your lighting control spans the room, AVMaxx equips you with trusted DMX solutions like the ProX XCP-DMX50. Built for long-haul signal integrity and tour-ready toughness, it’s backed by our expert support and deep inventory. Whether you're patching front-of-house rigs or cross-stage FX, we deliver the cables that hold signal when it counts.

  Frequently Asked Questions About the ProX XCP-DMX50

  Is 50ft too long for a DMX signal to stay reliable?

  Not at all. The XCP-DMX50 is engineered with oxygen-free copper and shielding to maintain signal integrity over long distances, even in noisy environments.

  Can I use this with splitters or wireless DMX systems?

  Yes — it’s commonly used to bridge the controller to the input of a DMX splitter or the transmitter unit of a wireless DMX hub like the Chauvet D-Fi.

  Is this cable flexible enough to wrap and reuse nightly?

  Absolutely. Its PVC jacket is designed for touring use — it coils easily, resists memory, and stands up to heavy use in live production setups.

  What’s the advantage over shorter cables?

  It allows you to run clean, uninterrupted DMX lines between distant points — like FOH and stage — without needing jumpers or repeaters.

  Why Choose the ProX XCP-DMX50 from AVMaxx?

  When your DMX signal has distance to cover, the ProX XCP-DMX50 keeps you connected with precision, durability, and peace of mind. Get professional-grade performance with every link — only at AVMaxx.