Product Description
A screw-terminal-to-RCA adapter for terminating bare wire without soldering. It pairs a 2-pin screw terminal block with a standard RCA female connector, for jobs where a cable has been cut, extended, or never fitted with an RCA plug.
Build
- RCA female output, 2-pin screw terminal input
- Screw clamp secures stripped wire ends directly — no crimping or soldering tools needed
- Compact housing for use inside enclosures, junction points, or behind DVR panels
Where it fits on a job
Use it to terminate a CCTV microphone lead into a DVR audio input, patch a damaged run mid-cable, or bring bare AV wiring up to an RCA male plug on a camera, amplifier, or DVR channel. The RCA female side accepts any standard RCA male connector.
Installation notes
Strip the wire, seat each conductor in its terminal, and tighten with a screwdriver. The screw clamp is the sole connection method — check terminal tightness periodically on installs subject to vibration or thermal cycling, since no solder joint backs up the mechanical hold.
Compatibility check before fitting
Confirm the far-end equipment actually requires an RCA female interface — this adapter only converts bare wire to RCA; it doesn't convert between other connector types or signal formats.
Specifications
- Product Type
- Wire-to-RCA Screw Terminal Adapter
- Connector Type
- RCA Female (Phono)
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this adapter need soldering?
No — the 2-pin screw terminal block clamps stripped wire directly, so no soldering is required.
What does the RCA side connect to?
The RCA female connector accepts any standard RCA male plug, such as those on DVRs, amplifiers, or camera audio leads.
Can I use this to fix a damaged CCTV audio cable?
Yes — it's suited to repairing or extending bare-wire audio/video runs by giving them a standard RCA female termination.
How many wires does the terminal take?
The screw terminal block has 2 pins, one for each conductor of the bare wire.
