ADJ has unveiled the new PC415X, a multifunctional rack-mountable device designed to consolidate power distribution, wireless DMX transmission, and signal management into a single compact platform aimed at modern touring, live event, and installation applications. Developed to reduce setup complexity while improving operational efficiency, the PC415X combines several core infrastructure functions traditionally handled by multiple standalone devices into one integrated unit.

At the centre of the PC415X is a hybrid architecture that incorporates a four-output power distribution centre, a built-in Aria X2 wireless DMX transceiver, and a four-output DMX/RDM splitter. By merging these functions into a single chassis, ADJ aims to simplify system deployment, minimise rack space requirements, and reduce cable management demands across fast-paced production environments.

The unit features an OLED display paired with push-button encoder wheel navigation, providing access to a menu-driven interface for configuration and system monitoring. Additional onboard status LEDs offer quick visual confirmation of power and DMX signal activity.

For power management, the PC415X incorporates one IP65 locking power input alongside four individual IP65 locking power output sockets, each protected via dedicated 15A resettable breakers. Located on the rear panel alongside the master power switch, the system supports total loads of up to 16A and accommodates a wide 100–240V input voltage range, allowing deployment across varying international power infrastructures.

The DMX distribution section supports full RDM compatibility and includes five-pin DMX input and thru connectors, complemented by four additional five-pin output sockets positioned on the front panel for simplified access during live operation. The PC415X can additionally be controlled remotely via DMX, enabling users to switch individual power outputs directly from a lighting console or control system. Four selectable channel modes are available, including grouped and independent output control configurations.

Further extending its automation capabilities, the unit integrates an onboard event scheduler accessible through the OLED interface, allowing users to program up to eight timed events assigning specific power outputs to switch on or off according to selected days and schedules.

Wireless functionality is handled via the integrated Aria X2 transceiver, enabling cable-free DMX transmission using ADJ’s proprietary Aria X2 mesh networking protocol. The system supports both 2.4GHz and Sub-GHz wireless operation, alongside Bluetooth connectivity intended for future app-based configuration workflows. Dual 5G JT SMA antennas are included to strengthen wireless stability and transmission reliability in dense RF environments, while over-the-air update capability provides ongoing platform expandability.

Designed for both touring and permanent installation environments, the PC415X is housed within a durable metal enclosure and supports both rack-mount and truss-mount deployment via an integrated M10 mounting point. ADJ states that the unit has been engineered to meet key international safety and compliance standards while maintaining reliable operation in demanding environmental conditions, including temperatures up to 113°F and humidity levels up to 75%.

“The PC415X is all about simplifying complexity,” says Alfred Gonzales, Sales Director at ADJ USA. “By combining power distribution, wireless DMX, and signal splitting into a single unit, we’re giving users a smarter, more efficient way to manage their systems. It’s a practical solution that saves time, reduces gear, and delivers rock-solid performance in any environment.”

With the launch of the PC415X, ADJ continues expanding its infrastructure and control ecosystem, targeting production professionals seeking more streamlined and scalable approaches to powering, managing, and distributing data across increasingly sophisticated lighting and effects systems.