Lex Products Introduces the LOpSter Trap Power/Data Distribution SystemWith the introduction of the LOpSter Trap, Lex Products merges the power distribution of "lunch boxes" with the data distribution of "opto-splitters" into a single, compact unit. Taking advantage of 30 years of experience in power distribution with the proven reliability of Swisson electronics, Lex Products combines two essential functions found on studio/location (StuLoc) shoots into one box, greatly simplifying setups and takedowns. In addition to the five NEMA 5-20 duplex receptacles found standard on a StuLoc lunch box, LOpSter Trap includes four USB Type-A charger receptacles for convenient powering of electronics. All receptacles are protected by low-profile hydraulic-magnetic circuit breakers, which will not nuisance trip at higher temperatures. The LOpSter Trap is available with one of two opto-splitter packages. The first is a wired, DMX/RDM configuration with 5-pin XLR In, Thru, and five Outs. The second is a wireless CRMX configuration that allows the LOpSter Trap to be used as a wired DMX opto-splitter, transmitter or receiver with four Outs. This exclusive design utilizes non-conductive HDPE sides to improve device ruggedness. Brightly colored duplex receptacles increase visibility in low-light situations and threaded inserts for securing mounting devices expand on the thought put into the LOpSter Trap design. Both LOpSter Trap configurations are in-stock and ready to ship to you the very next day, the company says. "The lunch box has been a part of production facilities for decades. With the wide-spread use of LEDs, this venerable design has found new life. However, traditional lunch boxes cannot deliver the data LEDs require and this is where the opto-splitter becomes an invaluable part of a lighting schedule," says Lex Products entertainment market manager, Pat O'Keefe. "Combining power and data into a single unit not only increases labor savings, it reduces storage space needs and ensures quantities of power and data distribution devices are paired equally." ![](/std_images/blank.gif)
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