Donner DMX512 Wireless Controller Dfi DJ 2.4G Wireless DMX 7 Receivers with Light Dome & 1 Transmitter LED Lighting Control for LED Stage Disco Party Bar Lighting 8PCS

These worked flawlessly for me. Had bought a few sets, set them at 2 different frequency on 2 different universes, and had no issues. Lights were 150 feet from the transmitter. Have them on led light bars and moving heads. Would definitely buy again. Great price also!

These are truly cool. Wireless DMX is awesome, and these are pretty simple. I truly just had to give them power and plug them into lights. I'm not certain I'd use them in hard-to-reach areas like a ceiling truss, but for areas that i can't do long cable runs, these are great!!! I've had several sets over the years in different theaters, and they've always worked well & lasted as long as I've needed them (6 months-3 years).

I run lighting for our group, & the set up and tear down of lights can be a nightmare when having to roll several 50' to 100' cables... not anymore! These probably cut down on a good 20-30 minutes of set up and breakdown time not having to run cables & gaff them down along walls. The first time I saw these, a buddy of mine was setting up for a big show. I didn't know he had them as he was running light towers all over the music hall. I even made a comment that I hoped he had a mile of XLR cable & a roll of gaff tape... He showed me these & I was instantly intrigued. After setup, I was shocked how there was no latency or delay at all. All the light towers responded instantly to the DMX board He sent me the Amazon link, & I instantly purchased them.

These really do help me reduce cable clutter on stage and reduce time during setup and teardown. I've never had a problem with them doing their job. Build quality is generally good and I think the transmitter and receivers are durable and solid.But the power supply is a huge issue. The cord going from the wall wart to the actual receiver is very, very thin. Thin enough to cause me concern during regular use. A little beefier cord could go a long way toward making these better units.

Works great. Our lights hang from the ceiling, so we didn't have to run a dmx cable to it which made for a cleaner install. Only used 2 receivers to run 4 lights each. Our distance between the transmitter and the receivers is about 20 feet.

I had bought one set of these in the past and they worked fantastic, so I bought a set for church, and they connected just fine with no issues. The lights synced and all looked good. As soon as I send a DMX signal, they completely loose signal and become useless. I was only transmitting 10 feet, and they couldnt even do that.

Absolutely amazed at how simple this was to set up. 1) Plug in the receivers to each of our lights, 2) plug in the transmitter to our computer adapter dongle, 3) watch the receivers turn from red to green and work perfectly. It was truly that easy. We have to set up and take down our audio/video/lighting system weekly for our church since we are in rented facilities. This truly makes the lighting setup so much quicker AND less complicated. As far as for quality, they seem well built. I can't vouch for longevity. We have only had them for about a month. At this point, I would definitely recommend.

These things work great. I had to install several lights in hard to access areas in my church. At the furthest point they are approximately 40 feet from the transmitter and it has worked flawlessly. It also gives you the ability to have up to 7 groups. This will enable you to have multiple light groups being controlled by different transmitters. I don't know why I waited so long to go wireless with my DMX.My only question is why did they only give 7 receivers? That is such a random number. The good thing is that you can buy extra receivers separately.