Single Digital Audio Coax Interconnect Cable
RCA Audio Cables - 3FT Single Digital Audio Coax Cable
Digital Audio Coax Interconnect Patch Cables are a great upgrade from the cables typically included with consumer electronics products. Low-loss 75ohm oxygen-free copper center conductors and foam dielectric provides improved sound quality and performance. The 100% aluminum foil and dual braid shields protect against unwanted noise and interference. Molded connectors with a flexible jacket allow for easy installation and identification. The 24K gold plated connectors ensure long-lasting performance.
Features:
- Length: 3 ft
- Made from UL 2919 listed cable
- 24k gold plated connectors
- High retention connectors for a secure connection
- Fully molded
Q: What are RCA connectors commonly used for?
A: RCA cables have a variety of uses. Mainly they are used for audio and video on anything from home theater applications to cameras.
Q: I see RCA's defined as composite and component. What is the difference?
A: While RCA connectors all look the same the cables they are attached to make them different. Composite is for single video and can also be used for audio. Component uses 3 different RCA connectors for video.
Q: What is the difference between triple dual and single RCA?
Single: 1 cable that can do audio or video
Dual: 2 cables typically for audio. A left and right channel
Triple: Audio and video. 3 cables all tied together. 1 video 2 audio.
Q: What does plenum rated mean?
A: Plenum (CMP) is a rating that is given to cables that have passed a stringent burn test and are able to be run through plenum air spaces. Plenum air spaces include drop ceilings and non-ducted HVAC air returns.
| Features & Specs | ||
|---|---|---|
| Connector side A | Connectors on this cable?? | Single RCA Male |
| Connector side A | Connectors on this cable? | Single RCA Male |
| Length | The Length of the cable? | 3ft |
| Use | The use for this cable?? | Digital Audio |
| Color | The color of the cable? | Blue |
| Shielding | The type of shielding?? | Fully shielded |