BE-DMX  wireless  is a time-tested  technology  (in professional use since 2006)   to transmit DMX512-1024ch. over Bluetooth (class1).  Unlike many people mistakenly  think,  Bluetooth  provides most reliable wireless link, with the standard  transmission distance of 100 meters  at the regulated in most countries 100mW output power. The distance can be substantially increased  if you apply an antenna with gain power higher than 2dB, which will subsequently add up the transmission output power.  Use of harmonized wireless interface makes BE-DMX  wireless worldwide compliant . 

BE-DMX wireless employs  Adaptive Frequency-Hopping Spread Spectrum  (AFHSS).   The radio signal is transmitted by rapidly switching a carrier among many frequency channels (1600 hops/sec) within the license free 2.4GHz ISM band and uses only the “good” (vacant) frequencies and avoids  the "bad" (crowded) frequency channels. While data exchange, the transmitter requests each of the linked receivers, and upon data acquisition, the receivers reply to the transmitter with an acknowledgement.  AFHSS and  bi-directional communication  feature guarantee high resistance to radio frequency interference and lead to significant reduction in power consumption.

BE-DMX wireless allows  both  point-to-point and  multicast transmission with full RDM support, as well as co-existence of several wireless groups on the site. Once the connection between the transmitter and the receiver(s) is established, they make a wireless group which ignores data coming from “outsiders”. The devices remember their last group settings, so there is no need  to group the devices every time you turn them on.   

BE-DMX  wireless transmitters, receivers and transceivers are ready to work in tough conditions. They  have solid metal housing (indoor - IP44, outdoor -IP65) and perfectly function in a wide temperature range  between  -40°C and  +65°C. 

BE-DMX wireless COMBINED  technology seriously widens the area of BE-DMX application, whereas it  paves way to integration of BE-DMX wireless devices into Ethernet-based (ArtNet/ACN) systems.

In a number of countries, you may not exceed 100mW transmitter's output power, which happens in case you need to apply a high gain power antenna to it so as to increase transmission distance.  The new  BE-DMX wireless ADVANCED  technology  allows you  to cover a 1000m @ 100mW  with a standard 2dB antenna apllied.