Blizzard DMX5PC-3 5-PIN DMX PC Combo Cable 3ft

The DMX5PC-3 is a 3-foot hybrid cable that combines both AC power transmission and 5-pin DMX data lines into a single, jacketed cable assembly. It is designed to replace separate power and DMX extensions, simplifying short power and data jumpers between neighboring lighting fixtures.

The power line uses heavy-duty 14 AWG 3-conductor wire terminated with a blue powerCON-compatible input connector on one end and a white powerCON-compatible output connector on the other. This allows for secure, twist-locking AC power throughput between compatible indoor fixtures.

The data portion of the cable features standard 5-pin XLR male-to-female connectors engineered for professional 5-pin DMX512 lighting networks. The 5-pin design ensures full compatibility with advanced lighting consoles and fixtures requiring dedicated data lines.

Yes, the DMX portion strictly adheres to USITT DMX512 standards with a true 120-ohm characteristic impedance and low capacitance. It features double shielding (foil plus tinned copper braid) to eliminate electromagnetic noise, signal reflections, and data packet loss.

No, this cable is designed for indoor applications and dry production environments. It is not IP65 weather-rated and should not be exposed to direct rain, standing water, or high moisture.

The short 3-foot length is ideal for short jumpers when daisy-chaining power and control signals between adjacent fixtures on a truss or lighting stand. Combining both connections into one cable eliminates wire clutter and speeds up load-in and load-out times.

Both the power and DMX cables are bound inside a heavy-duty, highly flexible black PVC outer jacket with heat-shrink reinforcement at the split points. It resists kinking, abrasion, and harsh handling while remaining easy to coil and store.

Yes, you can daisy-chain multiple combo cables end-to-end to bridge gaps between powerCON and 5-pin DMX fixtures. However, technicians must ensure total power draw down the daisy-chain does not exceed the maximum amperage capacity of the circuit or powerCON connectors.