eldoLED 720D DMX LED Driver – Theatrical-Grade Dimming for Demanding Productions

Precision dimming meets rugged reliability. The eldoLED 720D is a high-performance DMX512-compatible LED driver engineered for stage, film, and live event applications. Designed with production electricians in mind, it delivers ultra-smooth fades, silent operation, and bulletproof consistency—no matter the cue stack.

🎭 Built for the Stage

Whether you're lighting a drama, dance piece, or concert tour, the eldoLED 720D provides the control and responsiveness you need in high-pressure live environments. No flicker, no lag—just pure, reliable dimming from 100% down to 0.1%.

⚡️ Key Features for Production Electricians

• DMX512-A Compatible: Seamless integration with lighting consoles and theatrical control systems.

• Smooth 0.1% Dimming: Perfect for slow fades and precise intensity cues.

• RDM Support: Remote monitoring and configuration over DMX networks.

• No Flicker, No Buzz: Silent operation—ideal for mic’d or camera setups.

• High Output, Compact Form: Fits tight spaces in set pieces, racks, or behind cyc walls.

• UL-Listed & Touring-Ready: Rock-solid reliability on the road or in permanent installations.

🎚️ Technical Specs

• Model: eldoLED 720D DMX

• Control Protocol: DMX512-A / RDM

• Input Voltage: 120–277V AC

• Output Power: Up to 75W

• Dimming Curve: Linear, Logarithmic, and Square Law

• Fade to Black: Smooth down to 0.1%

• Certifications: UL Listed, CE, RoHS, FCC Class B

• Form Factor: Low-profile design for easy mounting

🎬 Designed for Theatrical Applications:

• Black box and proscenium theaters

• Touring rigs and road cases

• Film & TV studio lighting

• Architectural lighting for performance venues

• Anywhere DMX control and reliable fades are essential

🛠️ Why Production Electricians Choose eldoLED

eldoLED drivers are trusted by Broadway crews, AV integrators, and touring professionals for one reason: they work every time. From smooth transitions to silent operation, the 720D lets you focus on the art, not the gear.