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sACN Protocol (E1.31)

What is sACN?

The streaming-ACN standard carrying DMX over a network for large systems — efficient, standardised, well-synced.

What is a sACN Protocol (E1.31)?

sACN (Streaming ACN, the E1.31 standard) is a protocol carrying DMX over a network similar to Art-Net but per the ESTA standard, supporting efficient multicast for multi-universe systems.

Supported by many consoles and software (including MADRIX and grandMA), sACN is the standardised choice for large systems needing stable synchronisation.

Type · Network protocolStandard · E1.31 (ESTA)Strength · Multicast · StandardisedFor · Large systems

Pros & cons

  • Carries DMX over the network, efficient
  • Multicast is good for many universes
  • ESTA standard, widely supported
  • Stable sync for large systems
  • Needs multicast-capable devices/switches
  • Correct network config to optimise
  • Choose Art-Net or sACN by system

Use in a Bar / Club

sACN Protocol (E1.31) on the floor

sACN is the standardised choice for carrying signal over the network for a large pixel/lighting system. NHK Stage configures sACN and a fitting network so the system syncs smoothly and stably at large scale.

Related equipment

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