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AMX DGX800-ENC Enova DGX 800 Enclosure B-Stock vs AMX DGX1600-ENC Enova DGX 1600 Enclosure
The DGX 800 is a compact 8x8 matrix switcher suited for mid-size AV installations and touring, while the DGX 1600 is an enterprise-class 16x16 switcher built for large-scale facilities requiring maximum I/O density and redundancy. Choose the DGX 800 for flexible, modular systems where you pay only for needed slots; choose the DGX 1600 for high-channel-count installations needing integrated control and fault-tolerant power.
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AMX DGX800-ENC Enova DGX 800 Enclosure B-Stock
Specs side by side
| AMX DGX800-ENC Enova DGX 800 Enclosure B-Stock | AMX DGX1600-ENC Enova DGX 1600 Enclosure | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $12,892.00 | $17,515.00 |
| Brand | AMX | AMX |
| Condition | Refurbished | New |
Why choose AMX DGX800-ENC Enova DGX 800 Enclosure B-Stock
- ✓ Compact 4 RU form factor fits space-constrained rack installations
- ✓ Modular slot architecture lets you configure only needed I/O boards
- ✓ More affordable entry point to professional AMX matrix switching
- ✓ Flexible board mix supports HDMI, DXLink twisted pair, DXLink fiber, and DVI in one chassis
Why choose AMX DGX1600-ENC Enova DGX 1600 Enclosure
- ✓ Double the switching capacity at 16x16 versus 8x8 configuration
- ✓ Integrated NetLinx NX Controller eliminates separate control hardware
- ✓ Extended fiber transmission up to 10 kilometers over single-mode fiber for large-facility distribution
- ✓ Redundant power supplies and hot-swap module replacement for zero-downtime operations
Frequently asked questions
What is the main I/O difference between these two switchers?
The DGX 800 maxes out at 8x8 routing with two video input and two video output board slots, while the DGX 1600 delivers 16x16 routing with four input and four output board slots. Both support four connections per board.
Do both include an integrated controller, or do I need separate control hardware?
The DGX 800 includes a NetLinx Controller for logic and automation. The DGX 1600 integrates a NetLinx NX Controller with a built-in management processor, eliminating the need for external control hardware entirely.
How do redundant power supplies and hot-swap capability differ?
Only the DGX 1600 explicitly features redundant power supplies and hot-swap module replacement for continuous operation without service interruption. The DGX 800 has redundant power architecture but does not advertise hot-swap capability.
Which is better for extending video signals across a large facility?
The DGX 1600 supports fiber transmission up to 10 kilometers over single-mode fiber and 300 meters over multimode fiber, making it ideal for campus-wide installations. The DGX 800 supports DXLink 4K60 fiber but does not specify maximum transmission distances.