Hey, everyone!
I haven't posted on here in forever due to my extraordinarily high school workload, but now, I am back, in search of help. My school is hosting a fashion show at an older venue in downtown Phoenix.
I had a meeting with the owner / manager with the facility (who is apparently quite busy and can't be bothered for a meeting more than a week in advance of the event, but alas.) I mentioned what I might be able to use in order to light the space, and we came to the following conclusions:
My school owns an ETC Sensor+ 24 Dimmer Rack that I can use. The facility has this for a disconnect:
And this is what brings me to my question. I have never attempted to connect a dimmer to one of these connections for a disconnect, and was wondering what I might be able to use to connect it. I know that the dimmer rack has the Cam-Lok connections for power, but is there an adapter from this 220 volt cable to Cam-Lok?
Or is there another way? Any ideas??
Thank you all very much in advance for your help! I know that I can always rely on you guys to figure out my problems.
Hess Smith
I haven't posted on here in forever due to my extraordinarily high school workload, but now, I am back, in search of help. My school is hosting a fashion show at an older venue in downtown Phoenix.
I had a meeting with the owner / manager with the facility (who is apparently quite busy and can't be bothered for a meeting more than a week in advance of the event, but alas.) I mentioned what I might be able to use in order to light the space, and we came to the following conclusions:
My school owns an ETC Sensor+ 24 Dimmer Rack that I can use. The facility has this for a disconnect:
And this is what brings me to my question. I have never attempted to connect a dimmer to one of these connections for a disconnect, and was wondering what I might be able to use to connect it. I know that the dimmer rack has the Cam-Lok connections for power, but is there an adapter from this 220 volt cable to Cam-Lok?
Or is there another way? Any ideas??
Thank you all very much in advance for your help! I know that I can always rely on you guys to figure out my problems.
Hess Smith