Product Description
A push-terminal adapter for terminating bare wire to a standard RCA male plug, without soldering. Used on CCTV and AV jobs where a bare cable run needs to land on an RCA input.
Where it's used
- CCTV audio: terminates a microphone's bare wire run to a DVR or recorder's RCA audio input.
- AV installs: connects bare wire to cameras, amplifiers, or other equipment fitted with RCA inputs.
- Testing and maintenance: fits and removes quickly, so it suits temporary bench setups as well as permanent terminations.
How it works
The connector uses a push terminal: strip the wire, insert it, and the connection is made without crimping or soldering tools. The RCA male end plugs into any RCA female socket.
Compatibility
The RCA male interface is a standard connector type, so it fits any equipment — CCTV DVRs, cameras, amplifiers — that accepts an RCA input. It does not include a female RCA end or any adapter beyond the wire-to-RCA-male function described here.
On the job
Because no soldering or crimping is required, it's a fast fix for a snagging list or a first-fix wiring stage where a bare conductor needs an RCA termination on the spot.
Specifications
- Product Type
- Wire-to-RCA Screw Terminal Adapter
- Connector Type
- RCA Male (Phono)
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this need soldering?
No — it uses a tool-free push terminal, so stripped wire inserts directly without soldering or crimping.
What end does this connect to?
One end is a standard RCA male plug; the other is a push terminal for bare stripped wire.
Can I use this for CCTV microphone audio?
Yes — it's suited to connecting a microphone's bare wire run to a DVR or recorder's RCA audio input.
