Overview

The Lumishore 010-14463-00 is a 15 m (49 ft) DMX extension cable used to link compatible Lumishore driver modules in a series run, or to extend the standard 5 m DMX lead used with EOS underwater light sets. It uses 3-pin plug ends and is rated for 30 V and up to 80°C.

It's the right piece when your lighting drivers are split across compartments, the control side is farther away, or you want to avoid piecing together multiple shorter extensions. The longer run also helps keep the DMX chain continuous while you route through chases, conduits, and rigging tunnels on the boat.

Key features

• 15 m (49 ft) extension length for longer cable runs between modules
• Built for Lumishore DMX lighting connections, including EOS system installs
• 3-pin connector plug ends to match compatible Lumishore driver-module connections
• Rated to 30 V and up to 80°C for typical marine equipment spaces
• Supports series (daisy-chain) layouts when multiple driver modules are linked together
• U.L. recognized, Class I and II

Compatibility and fit

This cable is for the DMX link used by Lumishore underwater lighting systems and compatible Lumishore driver modules. It is not a NMEA 2000, NMEA 0183, or Ethernet cable, so confirm the 3-pin connector style and the DMX port labeling on your lighting hardware before ordering.

Installation and setup

Plan the full 15 m route first and leave a small service loop at each end so you can pull a driver module for inspection later. Support the run with clamps or ties so it does not chafe on fiberglass edges or vibrate against stringers, and avoid tight bends near the connectors.

When extending a DMX chain, keep the connections in the correct in-to-out order so the driver modules stay in the same series layout your lighting system expects.

Who it fits on board

This is a good match for boats where the underwater lighting drivers are mounted in an engine room, lazarette, or equipment locker and the standard 5 m DMX lead does not reach. It also suits larger center consoles and sportfishing boats where a single long run is cleaner than stacking shorter extensions.