Product Description
A push-terminal RCA female adapter converts bare wire into an RCA female termination without soldering. It suits CCTV audio runs, DVR audio inputs, microphone tails, and other AV wiring where installers need a fast, tool-free termination on site.
Build and connection
The terminal block accepts bare wire via press-fit insertion — no crimping, soldering or specialist tools required. The housing is described as compact and durable, so it fits into confined spaces such as behind a DVR, inside a junction box, or within a camera enclosure.
Interface
The RCA female socket is a standard interface, so it mates with RCA male plugs on DVRs, amplifiers, cameras and other AV devices. This makes it a practical option for extending an audio run, wiring in a microphone on a surveillance job, or adapting custom cable to a standard AV connection point.
Typical use on install jobs
- Terminating a bare audio cable at the DVR or NVR end for CCTV audio channels
- Adding a microphone tail into an existing AV or surveillance setup
- Adapting site-run wire to RCA where a soldered joint isn't practical
No specific dimensions, wire gauge range, or plating detail are stated for this part — confirm compatibility with your existing cable before ordering if any of these are critical to the job.
Specifications
- Product Type
- Wire-to-RCA Screw Terminal Adapter
- Connector Type
- RCA Female (Phono)
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to solder the wire to this adapter?
No — it uses a push terminal block, so bare wire presses in without soldering or crimping tools.
Will this fit standard RCA male plugs on a DVR?
Yes, it has a standard RCA female interface compatible with RCA male plugs on DVRs, amplifiers, cameras and other AV devices.
Can this be used for a microphone connection in a CCTV system?
Yes, it's commonly used to integrate microphones into surveillance and AV setups via the RCA female interface.
Is this suitable for tight installation spaces like inside a junction box?
The housing is compact, which suits confined spaces such as behind a DVR or inside a junction box, though exact dimensions aren't specified.
