Product Description
This is a solder-type RCA phono male plug, built for terminating audio cable onto CCTV and AV equipment rather than a ready-moulded factory lead.
What it does
The connector terminates coaxial or twin-core audio cable, giving you a male RCA phono plug you solder onto the cable conductors yourself. It connects to DVR recorders, CCTV microphones, amplifiers and other RCA-compatible AV gear.
Why solder termination
Soldering the cable conductors directly to the contacts creates a permanent, secure electrical joint, which helps keep the signal stable and reduces the chance of loss or interference compared with a poor connection. This is useful when an existing RCA lead has failed and needs a proper repair rather than a push-fit fix.
Build
The body is metal, which adds mechanical durability and helps with shielding against external interference.
Who it's for
It suits CCTV installers and AV technicians assembling custom audio cables, doing first-fix wiring, or carrying out maintenance and repairs on surveillance and structured cabling audio runs. If you're not confident soldering cable to a connector, this isn't a plug-and-play part — it's a termination component for someone doing the wiring themselves.
Compatibility check before buying
Confirm your existing cable is coaxial or twin-core audio cable, and that the equipment you're connecting to (DVR, microphone, amplifier) accepts a standard RCA phono male plug.
Specifications
- Product Type
- RCA Phono Male Solder Connector
- Connector Type
- RCA Male (Phono)
- Cable Compatibility
- Coaxial audio and twin-core low-voltage signal cable
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
What cable does this connector work with?
It's designed for coaxial and twin-core audio cable used in CCTV and AV installations.
Does it need soldering, or does it crimp on?
It's a solder termination connector — you solder the cable conductors to the contacts rather than crimping.
What equipment can I connect it to?
It's compatible with DVR recorders, CCTV microphones, amplifiers and other RCA-compatible AV equipment.
Why choose metal over a plastic connector body?
The metal body adds mechanical durability and improves shielding against external interference.
