Whirlwind CATDUSA, CatdusaDMX, CT-F, and CT-M

Catdusa CT-F and CT-M are the latest addition to the Catdusa family. Like other Catdusa products, they use Cat cable to transmit four channels of analog audio. Both have a Neutrik Ethercon connector broken out to four XLRs on 18 inch tails. They are wired with 110 ohm cable to maintain AES and DMX performance when using shielded Cat cable. The CT-F has four female XLRs, while the CT-M terminates to four male XLRs. They can be used together to create a simple 4 channel fan to fan snake, or combined with other Catdusa pieces to create a flexible and comprehensive stage sub snake system.
Catdusa is a 4 channel analog snake box that uses shielded Cat5 cable instead of traditional multipair cable. Each channel has paralleled male and female xlrs, allowing for greater flexibility. The two Neutrik Ethercon RJ45s (IN/THRU), let you daisy chain multiple boxes. If shielded Cat5 cable is used, Catdusa can pass phantom power and DMX. The Mini stage box design means Catdusa can be placed almost anywhere.
The Whirlwind CatdusaDMX uses five pin XLR connectors instead of 3 pin to provide a dedicated way to use Cat5 or Cat6 Ethernet cable for transmitting DMX lighting control. Plug a CatdusaDMX box onto each end of a cable terminated with RJ45 connectors and use 5 pin DMX cables to connect to equipment. Pins 4 and 5 of the XLR connectors are not wired, so four universes are possible and conversion from 5 pin to 3 pin can be achieved by using a standard Catdusa box at one end.