Chauvet Pro IP4PINEXT50FT IP Rated Unshielded 4-Pin XLR Extension

Extend Your Reach with Chauvet Pro IP4PINEXT50FT
Discover the ultimate solution for your stage and outdoor setups with the Chauvet Pro IP4PINEXT50FT, a robust 50-foot extension cable designed to enhance the flexibility of your Epix IP series installations. This IP-rated, unshielded 4-pin XLR extension cable is ideal for professionals requiring a reliable, long-distance connection that stands up to the challenges of outdoor or complex environments without compromising on performance or safety.

Built to Withstand the Elements
The Chauvet Pro IP4PINEXT50FT is engineered for resilience under tough conditions. Its IP rating confirms its readiness to face elements like dust and moisture, making it perfect for outdoor festivals, concerts, and architectural lighting setups. This cable guarantees that your equipment remains connected and protected, no matter the weather conditions, ensuring consistent performance through every use.

Seamless Integration with Epix IP Series
This extension cable is specifically designed to integrate seamlessly with the Chauvet Pro Epix IP series, maintaining signal integrity over longer distances. The 50-foot length provides substantial reach, offering you greater flexibility in the placement and orientation of your lighting fixtures, which is essential for creating captivating and dynamic lighting environments.

User-Friendly Design for Efficient Setup
Ease of use is a key feature of the IP4PINEXT50FT. The plug-and-play design ensures a hassle-free setup, allowing quick and secure connections between your fixtures. This user-friendly approach reduces setup time significantly, which is crucial during tight event schedules where every minute counts.

Versatile and Reliable Performance
The Chauvet Pro IP4PINEXT50FT is not just about extending your reach; it's about opening up a world of possibilities for creative lighting design. The durability and length of this cable make it an invaluable tool for lighting professionals looking to push the boundaries of what is possible with stage and architectural lighting.