This 1000'-ength of Sescom 4-Conductor Lighting Control Cable is a 24 AWG 4-conductor cable. Use this cable for permanent and temporary installations, and it is durable enough to be deployed and redeployed. It features color coded conductors for easy identification. The cable's 120-ohm impedance ensures reliable data transmission. Designed for field and remote environments, the cable has a flexible PVC jacket that is weather, oxidation, and flame resistant.

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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. My setup would be to use the 90 degree end into the camera which appears to be the reverse of the labels. Would that work? What impact would this have?

A: This attenuating cable will only work if connected into the right side as the label indicates, it will does not work the reverse way.

Q: 2. Thoughts on using this cable to connect a GH4 and Zoom H1n?

A: While this would work for connecting the headphone out of the H1n to a mic input on the GH4, you would lose the ability to monitor from the recorder. Here's another attenuator cable that gives you a separate headphone output B&H # KOACH425MON.

Q: 3. compatible with Canon C100 MKII?

A: The C100 MKII does have a 3.5mm audio input so this attenuator should work on it. Not sure if the C100 has mic-level impedance on that jack or not. It likely does.

Q: 4. Is this not compatible with the Canon 6D?

A: The LN2MIC-ZOOMH4N is compatible with the Canon 6D.

Q: 5. how many lights can you use with this?

A: You can use up to 64 fixtures with the Visual Productions Cuety Lighting Control App with LPU-1 Interface.

Q: 6. Hi Do you have this in AU plug? Thanks!

A: No it has a USA/North American AC wall connector.

Q: 7. I'm assuming this works with Zoom H6 and 5D Mark III ?

A: Works like a charm with the 5D Mark III.

Q: 8. Will this work with a Nikon D7100?

A: Yes, it will work with a D7100.

Q: 9. I'm recording church services. I'd like to put the camera in the back of the sanctuary and put my zoom h4n recorder in front of the pulpit. Is there a long extension cord to run from the front of the sanctuary to the back (about 75 ft.) and connect the H4n recorder to my video camera?

A: We do not offer the appropriate cable for this application.

Q: 10. Will this work on 240v?

A: No, this °Cs Temperature Control System would not work on 240 Volts