$75 Phillips PDS-375 TRX Power/Data Supply
Picture of AV For You Phillips PDS-375 TRX Power/Data Supply available to Rent
PDS-375 TRX is a versatile, quiet, multi-protocol power / data supply designed for entertainment and event installations with Philips Color Kinetics fixtures, including the latest generation of LED lighting: ColorBlast TRX, ColorBlast TR (16 and 8 bit), and iW Blast TR.
Compatible with all popular protocols- PDS-375 TRX can accept KiNET, Streaming ACN, and Art-Net over Ethernet. It supports USITT standard 5-pin DMX and ESTA RDM DMX input and output, and also includes wireless DMX via a built-in SHoW wireless receiver.
Ethernet pass-thru capabilities- Includes two EtherCON connectors and built-in Ethernet switch to provide pass-thru to downstream devices, as well as a built-in Ethernet node gateway, which, when using one of the Ethernet control protocols, allows the assignment of any of the 6 outputs (or the DMX output) to one of two virtual DMX512 universes.
On-board addressing controls and built in effects- Includes seven configurable visual effects which you can trigger with on-board controls. These controls include addressing and fixture configuration capabilities that eliminate the need for external tools or software. The PDS-375 TRX includes a USB port for firmware updates.
Ultra quiet- PDS-375 TRX uses convection cooling for noiseless operation under normal conditions. A supplemental fan is included for non-standard installations where additional cooling may be needed.
Heavy-duty steel and aluminum enclosure- The device?s rugged NEMA 1 (IP20) enclosure is designed for dry locations and is ideal for temporary installations and demanding environments typical of entertainment and rental applications.
Compact and portable- Small form factor, with an integrated carrying handle that can be mounted via C-clamp on a pipe or truss.
Accommodates various voltages, protects against short-circuits- Automatically accommodates input voltages ranging from 100 VAC to 240 VAC. Short-circuit protection prevents device failure due to incorrectly wired fixtures.