ENTTEC is an Australian lighting technology company founded in Melbourne in 1999, specializing in DMX control hardware, LED pixel lighting, and show control software. The company is best known for the DMX USB Pro, a USB-to-DMX512 converter that became a widely adopted standard for connecting computers to lighting rigs, and for DMXIS, software released in 2009 that brought DMX lighting control to musicians working inside a DAW. Its catalog spans DMX/RDM interfaces, Art-Net and sACN nodes, pixel controllers, LED dots, strips and neon flex, dimmers, and the ENTTEC LED Mapper (ELM) software for mapping content to large pixel installations.

Products are designed and manufactured in Australia, with offices serving the United States, the United Kingdom, the EU, the UAE, and China. ENTTEC's gear is used across stage lighting, theatre, architectural and broadcast installations, as well as by musicians and small studios looking to integrate lighting with audio software. The brand has a longstanding reputation in the entertainment lighting community for compatibility with a broad range of third-party control software on Windows, macOS, and Linux.

Enttec has 5 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Audio Interfaces.