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The difference lies in the control capacity. A 6-channel console allows you to manage 6 independent functions (one machine or several with simple functions), while a 384-channel console can program multiple devices and effects in a synchronized and precise manner. The more channels, the greater the control and flexibility.

For a basic system with few machines, a 6- or 32-channel DMX console is sufficient. If you need to program scenes, make dynamic changes, or control a lot of equipment, we recommend more advanced models such as the FX Commander.

Yes, both DMX cables and PowerCon-PowerLink cables are available for rent separately. This is a very useful option when you need additional lengths for a specific setup.

Not necessarily. DMX controllers operate under the standard DMX512 protocol, which means they are compatible with most professional lighting and special effects devices, provided that these also use that protocol. This includes smoke machines, confetti machines, sparklers, flamethrowers, LED lights, and other stage effects. The important thing is to ensure that the number of channels on the controller is suited to the complexity of the setup and that the DMX addresses assigned to each device are respected. If you have any questions about compatibility or configuration, our technical team can help you define the most suitable setup.

The duration of a charge depends on the model and the configuration of the effect (height, intensity, duration of the shot). In general, a standard cartridge of granules can provide between 60 and 90 seconds of continuous spark, or multiple short shots if used in intervals. Some models allow different sizes of granules (mini, medium, large) to be loaded to suit the needs of the show.

Yes. Most of our professional models allow control via DMX protocol, giving you complete freedom to synchronize the effect with music, lights, or other stage systems. There are also models with manual or remote control triggering, which are more practical for small events or quick setups. If you need automation and precision, we recommend choosing DMX models with advanced programming.

Yes, although they are specially designed for indoor use, many models can be used outdoors provided that conditions are suitable. It is important that the ground is stable, that there is no strong wind, and that a safe distance is maintained from the audience. In any case, always follow the manufacturer's instructions and use compatible consumables to avoid obstructions or malfunctions during firing.