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The CP321 is a single-gang wall plate with dual 3-pin female DMX connectors, providing two permanent wall-mounted connection points for compatible 3-pin DMX systems.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 10 × 11 × 11.4 in |
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The CP321 combines two 3-pin female DMX connectors on a single-gang wall plate, providing dual access to installed lighting control connections without requiring additional wall space. It is useful where two separate DMX connections or control paths need to be available at the same physical location.
The dual-connector configuration can support more flexible system layouts in stages, control booths, equipment rooms, studios, auditoriums, houses of worship, and other facilities with distributed lighting control infrastructure. It can also make future equipment changes or temporary production setups easier by providing multiple accessible connections at one point.