RCA (Composite Video, Audio) Male Plug Terminal Block

AdafruitSKU: ADA2792
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This RCA Male Terminal Block provides a simple solder-free way to connect bare wires to a standard RCA connection, using screw terminals for quick and secure custom audio or composite video wiring.


One truth about working with A/V is you always need the cable or adapter you don't have in your toolbox. That's why we love these terminal-block RCA connectors so much. No soldering required! Use stranded or solid core wire and a small screw driver to create custom wiring jigs.

This is the RCA (Composite Video, Audio) Male Terminal Block. RCA is one of the most common A/V connectors.

We also stock the matching RCA (Composite Video, Audio) Female Jack Terminal Block.

Features

  • Male RCA connector with terminal block design
  • No soldering required
  • Compatible with stranded or solid core wire
  • Easy installation with small screwdriver
  • Create custom wiring configurations
  • Standard composite video and audio connectivity
  • Essential for A/V toolbox

Specifications

  • Dimensions: 38.1mm x 13.7mm x 13.8mm
  • Weight: 6.2g
  • Wire gauge: 26-16AWG

Package Contents

  • 1x RCA (Composite Video, Audio) Male Plug Terminal Block

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