Kramer Electronics 95-0202001 Rca Audio Cable Male to Male

Product Description

The KRAMER ELECTRONICS 95-0202001 is a 2-channel RCA audio cable with male connectors on both ends. It is designed for analog audio signal transmission in AV signal processing applications. This cable connects source components to receivers, amplifiers, mixers, or signal processors using standard RCA interfaces. AV integrators and systems technicians use this cable during equipment installation and signal routing tasks where a male-to-male RCA connection is required. The dual-channel configuration supports stereo left and right audio signal paths in a single assembly.

This cable is suited for residential and commercial AV installations where analog audio interconnects are needed. Typical applications include connecting audio sources such as media players, preamplifiers, or distribution equipment to downstream processing gear. It fits standard RCA input and output ports found on a wide range of consumer and professional AV components. Installations in home theater, conference room, and light commercial signal distribution systems are common use cases for this type of interconnect.

Key Features

• Male-to-male RCA connectors on both ends for direct component-to-component connection
• 2-channel configuration supports stereo audio signal routing
• Designed for analog audio signal transmission in AV signal processing setups
• Sold as a single unit for straightforward inventory and installation planning

Compatibility

Designed as a standard RCA male-to-male audio interconnect for use with AV receivers, amplifiers, signal processors, and other components equipped with RCA audio ports.

Installation Notes

AV technicians and systems integrators typically install this cable during equipment rack builds or field service calls. Power down or mute connected audio equipment before making or breaking signal connections to prevent signal pops that can damage speakers or downstream components. Ensure RCA connectors are fully seated and that cables are routed to avoid interference from power wiring in compliance with applicable installation standards.