Atlasied AS2XLR-15M Xlr Cable 15 Meters

Product Description

The ATLASIED AS2XLR-15M is a balanced XLR interconnect cable measuring 15 meters in length. Balanced XLR cabling is the standard for low-noise analog audio signal transmission in professional AV systems, providing common-mode noise rejection that unbalanced connections cannot match. This cable is used to route microphone-level or line-level signals between sources, mixers, amplifiers, and signal processors. AV integrators, sound system technicians, and commercial installer teams use XLR cables as core infrastructure in distributed audio, paging, and sound reinforcement installations.

The AS2XLR-15M fits installations where runs exceed the typical short-patch range and a single continuous cable is preferred over a chained connection. At 15 meters, it covers distances common in mid-size conference rooms, houses of worship, classrooms, and light commercial sound reinforcement setups. The cable falls under the AV Signal Processing Accessory category, making it appropriate for use alongside signal processors, mixers, and amplifier inputs in rack-based or field-deployed systems.

Key Features

• Balanced XLR connector configuration for common-mode noise rejection
• 15-meter length suits mid-range signal runs without the need for inline coupling
• Designed for professional AV signal processing environments
• Sold as a single cable unit for straightforward quantity planning

Compatibility

Designed as a standard balanced XLR interconnect cable compatible with any equipment using 3-pin XLR input and output connectors, including mixers, preamplifiers, signal processors, and professional audio amplifiers.

Installation Notes

XLR signal cables are installed by AV technicians and low-voltage systems integrators. Power down or mute all amplifiers and signal processors before connecting or disconnecting signal cables to avoid transient damage to speakers or equipment. Route signal cables away from AC power conductors and transformer fields to minimize induced hum and interference. Installations in commercial buildings may be subject to local low-voltage wiring codes; verify conduit or plenum-rating requirements with the authority having jurisdiction before final installation.