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Blizzard Pro Launches Raven, a Two-Universe Art-Net/sACN Node Built in Wisconsin

Raven is said to deliver up to two universes of DMX/RDM output and flexible power options via PoE or USB-C.

Blizzard Lighting has announced the release of the Raven, a compact DMX node that brings Art-Net and sACN control to any rig over wired ethernet or Bluetooth. Designed, developed, and assembled at the company's Wisconsin headquarters, the Raven delivers up to two universes of DMX/RDM output and flexible power options via PoE or USB-C.

The Raven is built around flexibility. Connect over RJ45 Ethernet for the stability of a hardwired setup, or pair via Bluetooth for wireless configuration and control from anywhere in the room. With a PoE-compatible router or injector, a single ethernet cable handles both data and power. No PoE? The included USB-C cable has you covered, the company says.

That combination makes the Raven especially well suited for permanent installations, where it pairs hardwired reliability with the convenience of walking the floor during setup. It's also a natural fit for commissioning new rigs. Assign addresses, set channel modes, and test fixtures over RDM without ever touching a console.

For users of Blizzard's At Full app, getting started is even simple: pair the Raven from the Configure page and you're ready to go, just like Blizzard's previously released Stingray Art-Net node.

Out of the box, the Raven outputs a full universe of DMX/RDM over 5-pin XLR. Need more? The included Universe Extender doubles capacity to two universes. That's 1,024 channels of control from a single node.

Under the hood, the Raven supports DHCP or static IPv4 configuration, HTP or LTP merging of two network sources, unicast or multicast E1.31 packets, and a data failsafe mode with scene recording for when the unexpected happens.

The Raven is said to represent a milestone for Blizzard Pro's manufacturing operations. The housing, software, and hardware were all designed and assembled at the company's Wisconsin HQ.

The Raven is available now. For full specifications and ordering information, visit blizzardpro.com/raven or find an authorized reseller at blizzardpro.com/where-to-buy.

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(17 June 2026)

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