The wiCICLE Wireless DMX Transmitter from Blizzard Lighting is a plug and play accessory that sends DMX signals without lag time to an optional wiCICLE receiver at line-of-sight distances up to 1,000'. The transceiver runs on the stable 2.4 GHz frequency, has an external antenna and selects channels automatically. Up to 7 systems can run simultaneously. A color-coded status LED identifies the channel in use.
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I have owned Blizzard lighting in the past and although I don't use their lighting fixtures I DO use their wiCicle Transmitters to connect my lighting software dongle to my lighting fixtures. I have tried many of the cheaper versions available on Amazon and elsewhere only to find out that they don't have a reliable and steady connection to the fixtures. The official Blizzard wiCICLE transmitters seem to communicate better and last longer. Yes they too are made in China but perhaps with some better components. They also made an improvement when changing the color frequency it is now a button rather than having to take a paperclip or bobby pin in the hole. I hope this helps!
Using in divisible meeting space in crowded 2.4GHz environment and works fine. Very cost effective and simply works.