Product Description
RCA-MALE-SPRING-BLACK is a gold-plated RCA male plug for terminating CCTV audio and analogue AV coax runs on-site.
Key specs
- Connector type: RCA male, screw-on termination — no soldering equipment required
- Contacts: gold-plated, for improved conductivity and reduced signal loss on analogue audio lines
- Housing: metal, protecting against mechanical wear and corrosion
- Application: analogue audio and composite video termination
Typical use on a job
RCA-MALE-SPRING-BLACK is specified where a DVR, amplifier or other RCA-input device needs a field-terminated audio feed from a CCTV microphone or auxiliary audio source. Because termination is screw-on rather than crimped or soldered, installers can assemble connectors on-site with basic hand tools, which keeps first-fix work quick on multi-drop audio runs.
Compatibility notes
This is a standard RCA male fitting, so it mates with any RCA female socket on DVR audio-in ports, CCTV microphone leads, amplifiers and general AV equipment taking a composite video or analogue audio feed. It is not a network or PoE component — treat it purely as an analogue audio/video termination part within a wider coax or structured cabling installation.
Housing and contact plating are built for long-term reliability in professional installs rather than one-off domestic AV setups, making RCA-MALE-SPRING-BLACK a sensible stock item for engineers who regularly terminate CCTV audio cabling.
Specifications
- Color
- Black
Frequently Asked Questions
What termination method does RCA-MALE-SPRING-BLACK use?
It uses a screw-on cable termination design, so it can be assembled on-site without soldering equipment.
What is RCA-MALE-SPRING-BLACK compatible with?
As a standard RCA male fitting, it connects to CCTV microphones, DVR audio-in ports, amplifiers and other RCA-compatible AV equipment.
Is this connector suitable for video as well as audio?
Yes, it is suitable for both analogue audio and composite video applications.
Why gold-plated contacts?
Gold plating improves conductivity and minimises signal loss, helping keep the audio transmission stable.
