Used Swisson XSR-TR5
Used Swisson XSR-TR5 units are professional DMX and RDM splitters and boosters built for reliable signal distribution, featuring individual optical isolation on every port and a specially designed power supply for safe operation under harsh mains conditions. Available second-hand, the XSR-TR5 suits installations where clean, protected DMX and RDM signal paths are essential. Browse the used Swisson XSR-TR5 listings currently available and scroll down to find the right unit for your project.
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Swisson XSR-TR5 specifications
| Brand | Swisson |
| Segment | Lighting |
About the Swisson XSR-TR5
The Swisson XSR-TR5 is a DMX and RDM splitter and booster that regenerates, boosts and distributes DMX and RDM signals with a high level of reliability. Each port is individually optically isolated and protected against transient over-voltages, while a specially designed power supply ensures safe operation under harsh mains conditions. The unit provides five DMX outputs per universe and includes built-in line termination to reduce reflection problems. A dedicated DMX-only mode filters out non-DMX data, generating a clean signal free of RDM or other protocols. The XSR-TR5 is also RDM-discoverable, making it visible to RDM controllers to aid installation overview and troubleshooting. Connection options span 5-pin and 3-pin XLR, RJ-45 and pluggable screw terminals, with housing variants including installation, box, rack and double-rack formats.
Swisson XSR-TR5 — buyer FAQs
What does the Swisson XSR-TR5 do?
The Swisson XSR-TR5 is a DMX and RDM splitter and booster. It regenerates, boosts and distributes DMX and RDM signals, reducing reflection problems through built-in line termination. A DMX-only mode filters out non-DMX data to produce a clean signal, and the unit is RDM-discoverable, meaning RDM controllers can detect it to aid installation overview and fault-finding.
How many DMX outputs does the XSR-TR5 provide?
The XSR-TR5 provides five DMX outputs per universe. A double-rack housing variant doubles that to ten outputs. Each output port is individually optically isolated and protected against transient over-voltages, keeping signal paths clean and independent even if one line encounters a fault.
What connection types and housing formats are available on the XSR-TR5?
Connection options on the XSR-TR5 include 5-pin XLR, 3-pin XLR, RJ-45 and pluggable screw terminals. Housing formats span installation, box, rack and double-rack configurations, so the same core unit can be specified for a permanent installation, a portable box setup or a standard equipment rack.
Who makes the XSR-TR5 and where does it sit in their range?
The XSR-TR5 is made by Swisson and belongs to their XSR splitter series. Within that series the XSR-TR5 represents one of several format options, with the double-rack variant scaling output to ten DMX ports. Swisson positions the XSR range around signal reliability, with individually isolated ports and a power supply designed to handle difficult mains conditions.
What should I check when buying a used Swisson XSR-TR5?
Confirm which connection variant you need (XLR, RJ-45 or screw terminal) and which housing type suits your installation, as these differ between units. Test all five output ports and verify that DMX-only mode and RDM discovery both function. Used units on 10K Used carry a 21-day warranty covering major functional faults; full details are in the buying guide at https://www.10kused.com/used-av-equipment-guide/.
