RS PRO Jack Connector 3.5 mm Cable Mount Stereo Socket
- RS Stock No.:
- 392-615
- Manufacturer:
- RS PRO
Temporarily out of stock - back order for despatch 16-08-2024, delivery within 2 working days
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Price 1 Pack of 10
€21.56
(exc. VAT)
€26.52
(inc. VAT)
| Pack(s) | Per Pack | Per unit* |
| 1 - 14 | €21.56 | €2.156 |
| 15 - 49 | €19.64 | €1.964 |
| 50 - 99 | €19.04 | €1.904 |
| 100 + | €18.30 | €1.83 |
| *price indicative | ||
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- RS Stock No.:
- 392-615
- Manufacturer:
- RS PRO
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- COO (Country of Origin):
- TW
Product Details
RS Pro In-Line Sockets
From RS PRO, this cable mounted in-line Jack socket is designed to accommodate 3.5mm jack plugs. Being cable mounted, it is ideal for jack lead extensions for connections longer than a conventional jack lead can provide. With a nickel-plated contact, this cable mount stereo jack is not only cost-effective, but ensures a quality audio connection.
The mini jack connector socket has solder tabs for connecting to an appropriate cable. It features a metal screw on cable sleeve with an ergonomic grip design to ensure the connection is well protected. The jack socket also features an integrated strain relief that prevents damage to the connector caused by tugging or pulling on the attached cable.
Features & Benefits
• 3 Pole 1/8" mini jack socket
• Ergonomic shell for easy gripping
• Nickel Plated Contact
• Integrated Strain Relief
Applications
Jack sockets are used in all aspects of the audiovisual world. Whether in a domestic hi-fi set up, or a professional studio, jack plugs and sockets are convenient quick-connect solutions for a high-quality sound experience. They also have uses outside of music, theatre and studio, and are frequently found in commercial public address equipment and nurse call systems. Jack sockets can also be found in;
• Mobile phones
• MP3 Players
• Games Consoles
• Hi-fi systems
FAQ
Q: Are 1/8" mini jacks compatible with 1/4" standard jacks?
A: An adapter is needed to connect a 3.5 mm stereo jack socket to a 6.3 mm jack plug. Adapters are commonly available and often ensure no tangible loss of quality in the connection.
Q: What is the difference between 2 pole and 3 pole jack plugs?
A: For professional and typical audio applications, 3 pole jack plugs are often used as they are stereo and suitable for most purposes. 2 pole jack plugs are only suitable for mono applications, such as running individual sound feeds to specific speakers in an audio concert setup. They are often used to plug guitars into amps, so much so that they are often called guitar jacks.
Why RS PRO?
RS PRO provides high-quality cables, connectors, and adapters to meet any need. With vigorous in-house testing of all our products, RS PRO aims to be your vendor of choice when reliability and affordability are a must.
Whether you're in the studio, recording on location or simply relaxing at home, RS Pro has a connection solution to suit your needs.
The mini jack connector socket has solder tabs for connecting to an appropriate cable. It features a metal screw on cable sleeve with an ergonomic grip design to ensure the connection is well protected. The jack socket also features an integrated strain relief that prevents damage to the connector caused by tugging or pulling on the attached cable.
Features & Benefits
• 3 Pole 1/8" mini jack socket
• Ergonomic shell for easy gripping
• Nickel Plated Contact
• Integrated Strain Relief
Applications
Jack sockets are used in all aspects of the audiovisual world. Whether in a domestic hi-fi set up, or a professional studio, jack plugs and sockets are convenient quick-connect solutions for a high-quality sound experience. They also have uses outside of music, theatre and studio, and are frequently found in commercial public address equipment and nurse call systems. Jack sockets can also be found in;
• Mobile phones
• MP3 Players
• Games Consoles
• Hi-fi systems
FAQ
Q: Are 1/8" mini jacks compatible with 1/4" standard jacks?
A: An adapter is needed to connect a 3.5 mm stereo jack socket to a 6.3 mm jack plug. Adapters are commonly available and often ensure no tangible loss of quality in the connection.
Q: What is the difference between 2 pole and 3 pole jack plugs?
A: For professional and typical audio applications, 3 pole jack plugs are often used as they are stereo and suitable for most purposes. 2 pole jack plugs are only suitable for mono applications, such as running individual sound feeds to specific speakers in an audio concert setup. They are often used to plug guitars into amps, so much so that they are often called guitar jacks.
Why RS PRO?
RS PRO provides high-quality cables, connectors, and adapters to meet any need. With vigorous in-house testing of all our products, RS PRO aims to be your vendor of choice when reliability and affordability are a must.
Whether you're in the studio, recording on location or simply relaxing at home, RS Pro has a connection solution to suit your needs.
Specifications
Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Gender | Female |
| Size | 3.5 mm |
| Mounting Type | Cable Mount |
| Type | Stereo |
| Body Orientation | Straight |
| Contact Plating | Nickel |
| Housing Material | Brass |
| Colour | Natural |
| Contact Material | Brass |