What Does Wireless DMX Replace?

These products transmit the DMX signal from your console or controller to your fixtures without physical cable. A transmitter connects to your desk or splitter, and receivers connect to individual fixtures or groups of lights. Battery-powered products like the EZEVENT range include integrated receivers, so you control them straight from your console once the transmitter is active.

GLP or EZEVENT?

GLP Nexus products form a comprehensive wireless architecture for installations and touring rigs. The range includes compact transmitters, receivers in multiple form factors, and bridge units that integrate into larger control systems. The iQ.Tool manages configuration and monitoring across the network.

EZEVENT fixtures are battery-powered uplights designed for temporary events, with wireless control built in. They're ready to place and power on, with no cabling to run across venue floors. You'll find both white and black housings across the VIP-R range.

Planning Your Setup

Choose your wireless hardware based on how many fixtures you need to control and how they're distributed across the venue. Key considerations include:

• Transmitter placement: line of sight improves range and reliability
• Receiver count: match to the number of fixtures or control zones
• Battery products reduce both power and data cabling for temporary installs
• Bridge units connect wireless segments to wired control networks

If you're specifying for a permanent install or need fixture profiles for programming, contact the StageKraft service team on service@stagekraft.com.au or call +61 2 9982 1494.