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Sonifex AVN-DIO05 Dante to Analog Terminal Block Stereo Input & Output Converter

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Sonifex AVN-DIO05 Dante to Analog Terminal Block Stereo Input & Output Converter
Key Features
  • I/O on 12 Terminal Block Connections
  • etherCON Connection to Dante Network
  • Power-over-Ethernet
  • Dante Domain Manager Compliant
From Sonifex, the AVN-DIO05 Dante to Analog Terminal Block Stereo Input & Output Converter features balanced stereo analog inputs and outputs on 12 terminal block connections, and has one Neutrik etherCON connector for direct connection to a Dante AoIP network. It provides a simple plug-and-play solution for connecting legacy audio equipment to the Dante network. The converter is powered by PoE and supports the Dante Controller software for configuration. Other features include Dante Domain Manager compliance, wide dynamic range conversion, and more.
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Sonifex AVN-DIO05 Overview

From Sonifex, the AVN-DIO05 Dante to Analog Terminal Block Stereo Input & Output Converter features balanced stereo analog inputs and outputs on 12 terminal block connections, and has one Neutrik etherCON connector for direct connection to a Dante AoIP network. It provides a simple plug-and-play solution for connecting legacy audio equipment to the Dante network. The converter is powered by PoE and supports the Dante Controller software for configuration. Other features include Dante Domain Manager compliance, wide dynamic range conversion, and more.

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Asked by: Ivan
The Sonifex AVN-DIO05 Dante to Analog Terminal Block Stereo Input & Output Converter has a PD Power Range of 0.44W to 12.94W, with a typical PSE power usage of 5W and a max PSE power usage of 15.4W.
Answered by: David M
Date published: 2026-05-24
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