IP PLink Injector

Ruggedized PLink to pixel data injector designed for controlling LED pixels outdoors as part of the PLink system.

SKU: 73924

The smart way to connect your LED pixel lights outdoors

The IP PLink Injector is a waterproof pixel data injector designed for ENTTEC Pixelator Series setups. It efficiently controls LED pixel strips or SPI LED pixel dots over long outdoor distances without local configuration. Capable of receiving up to 4 Universes of PLink data and converting it to SPI data for auto-addressing, it features easy connections with high current rising clamp connectors and an RJ45 port. It can be powered by the same supply as your LED dots, supporting 5V or 12-24V (selectable via an internal jumper). With its robust anodized aluminum body, the IP PLink Injector offers fast installation and scalability for large outdoor projects. An indoor IP20 variant is also available.

Data extensions up to 300 metres over Cat5/Cat5e/Cat6 cable

-10°C to 65°C operating temperature (14°F to 149°F).

Scalable design for large projects.

Watertight glands x 3 (∅4mm-8mm).

Can be powered from the same PSU as your LED pixels with an operational voltage range selectable with a jumper to be either 5V or 12-24V DC.

Compact, robust, easy-to-hide design

IP66 Ingress protection.

10A rated current throughput.

Easy wiring using internal rising clamp screw terminals and RJ45 connectors.

3-year warranty

ENTTEC are proud to back up the confidence in our research, engineering and quality control with a 3-year return-to-base manufacturer warranty on this product.

Connectivity diagram
Wiring diagram: a laptop running ENTTEC ELM and an ENTTEC S-Play both feed a rack-mount PIXELATOR over blue Art-net/sACN lines, and two red lines marked 'Up to 300m over Cat6 Cable' run from its PLink outputs to a PLink Injector, which drives pixel tape, and to an IP PLink Injector, which drives IP-rated pixel dots.

Specifications

Connectors and network
Connectors3 x cable gland (4mm-8mm), 1 x breath seal
Output and control
Input data protocolPLINK data
Data output typeSPI (see the website for all supported protocols)
Power and thermal
Input voltage5V DC or 12-24V DC, set by jumper: positions 1 and 2 for 5V DC, positions 2 and 3 for 12-24V DC
Max. throughput capacity50W at 5V / 120W at 12V / 240W at 24V
Max. current per screw terminal (VCC or 0V)10A
Operating temperature-10°C to 65°C (14°F to 149°F)
Operating humidity5-95% non-condensing
Physical and supply
IP ratingIP66
Body material6061 aluminium
Unit dimensions126 x 123.2 x 30mm
Unit weight0.28kg / 0.62lbs
Shipping dimensions140 x 140 x 40mm
Shipping weight0.34kg / 0.75lbs
Warranty3-year return-to-base manufacturer warranty

Projects Featuring the IP PLink Injector

An indoor cycling studio seen from above, riders on spin bikes under coloured LED strips running diagonally across the wall and a projected video of cyclists on the end wall.
Erosphos Gym
A festival stage at night lit in white and pale blue, a peaked arch of parallel light battens above the performers with stacked linear fixtures flown either side and a crowd of raised phones in the foreground.
Blackpink Coachella Stage
An interactive wall of white LED dots wrapping the corner of a retail counter, a woman touching the lit section and a man with a backpack at the other face, with a Google logo above.
Google Pixel Wall
A covered skate park at dusk, its chequered orange and grey soffit set with downlights and long recessed pixel strips glowing magenta, blue and green, with concrete bowls and railings below.
Port Hedland Skate Park

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A looping tube sculpture on a rooftop at night, its segments lit in bands of pink, green, blue and yellow, with a city street, festoon lights and a distant skyline behind it.
Diner by Jason Peters, New York USA