Pal Lighting 64-pcr-3dmx-120 Dmx Lighting Controller 120W

Product Description

The PAL LIGHTING 64-pcr-3dmx-120 is an eight-zone DMX lighting controller and transformer designed for multicolor swimming pool lighting systems. Rated at 120 watts, it provides centralized control over up to eight independent lighting zones through a touch interface. The unit outputs DMX signal to compatible pool lights, allowing color selection and zone management from a single controller. Manufactured in Australia, it carries UL Listing, making it one of a limited number of UL Listed pool lighting control products available. Licensed electricians and pool lighting specialists are the primary installers for this type of equipment.

This controller is suited for residential and commercial swimming pool installations where multicolor, remotely controlled lighting is required. The eight-zone capacity makes it appropriate for larger pool environments or multi-feature installations where independent zone control is a system requirement. It functions as both the DMX signal source and the transformer within the lighting circuit, consolidating two functions into one enclosure.

Key Features

• Eight independent lighting zones controlled from a single touch interface
• DMX output for compatibility with DMX-protocol pool lighting fixtures
• Integrated transformer and controller in one unit, rated at 120 watts
• UL Listed for swimming pool applications
• Manufactured in Australia

Compatibility

Designed for use with DMX-protocol multicolor swimming pool lighting fixtures in eight-zone configurations. Consult PAL LIGHTING documentation for specific compatible fixture models.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed electrician familiar with NEC Article 680 requirements for swimming pool electrical equipment. Disconnect and lock out all power to the pool lighting circuit before wiring or servicing this controller. The unit combines transformer and DMX control functions, so verify load capacity against the total wattage of connected fixtures before energizing. Follow the manufacturer wiring diagram for zone assignments and DMX addressing.