Four-pin XLR cable is used to carry low-voltage DC power to lighting fixtures and accessories, most commonly moving lights, LED units and battery-powered devices that require a locking connector rather than a standard barrel plug. The lengths listed here run from short 0.5 m jumpers up to 30 m runs, allowing fixtures to be positioned at distance from a power source or distribution point without additional adaptors.
Each cable is colour-marked with green plus a secondary tape code, a system used to distinguish lengths quickly when several runs are laid out together on a rig or truss. This makes the range suited to lighting setups on stage, studio and live event installations where multiple four-pin power feeds need to be identified and managed during build and strike.