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Features
-Gender Options: XLR connectors come in male and female versions. The male XLR plug has pins that mate with the female XLR socket, providing a secure connection. Female XLR sockets are typically found on equipment panels, while male XLR plugs are on cables.
-Color Coding: XLR connectors often feature color coding for easy identification:
Male XLR plugs are typically silver or nickel-plated.
Female XLR sockets may have color-coded rings (e.g., black for microphone inputs, red for line outputs) to distinguish between different signal types or functions.
-Latch Locking Mechanism: XLR connectors feature a latch or locking mechanism that securely holds the connector in place once inserted into a corresponding XLR socket. This locking mechanism prevents accidental disconnection, which is crucial in live sound and performance settings.
-Versatility: XLR connectors are versatile and used in various applications beyond audio, including professional lighting equipment, intercom systems, and some digital audio interfaces. They can carry balanced audio signals over long distances without significant signal degradation.
Applications
1.Microphones
2.Speakers and Amplifiers
3.Intercom Systems
4.Studio Equipment
Specifications
Number of contacts: 3
Contact Resistance: ≤ 3 mOhms
Insulation Resistance Initial: > 2 GOhms
After Damp Heat Test: > 1 GOhms
Dielectric Strength: 1500 V dc
Rated current : 16 A
Mechanical Lifetime: >1000 cycles
Insertion / Withdrawal Force: ≤ 20 N
Cable O.D. Range: 4.0 mm - 8.0 mm
Temperature Range: -30° C to + 80° C
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XLR Plug Connector : RHTAYLR-P04