Neutrik Americas NC3FP-1 3-pin Female Xlr Connector

Product Description

The NEUTRIK AMERICAS NC3FP-1 is a 3-pin female XLR connector designed for professional audio wiring applications. It features a nickel-finish shell with silver-plated contacts, providing reliable conductivity and corrosion resistance in demanding signal environments. The connector accepts solder-cup termination, allowing technicians to achieve clean, durable wire joints on balanced audio lines. This is a single-unit connector sold individually and is commonly installed by audio-visual technicians, electrical contractors, and low-voltage wiring professionals working on stage, studio, or installed sound systems.

The NC3FP-1 is suited for use in balanced microphone lines, line-level signal runs, and other 3-conductor audio cable assemblies. It is a panel-mount or in-line female receptacle depending on the build configuration. Typical applications include custom cable fabrication, stage snake assemblies, studio patch bays, and AV rack wiring. This connector is appropriate for both new installations and field repairs where a reliable solder-cup XLR female termination is required.

Key Features

• 3-pin female XLR configuration for balanced audio signal connections
• Nickel-finish outer shell for durability and corrosion resistance
• Silver-plated solder cups for clean, low-resistance terminations
• Single-unit packaging suitable for individual connector replacements or custom cable builds
• Compact form factor compatible with standard XLR cable assembly workflows

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-build component for standard 3-pin XLR balanced audio cable assemblies used in professional and commercial audio-visual installations.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by low-voltage technicians or audio-visual professionals using a soldering iron, rosin-core solder, and heat-shrink tubing. Power down or de-energize any connected signal equipment before terminating or replacing connectors. Follow applicable low-voltage wiring practices and local AV system codes during installation. Avoid excessive heat at the solder cups to prevent damage to the connector body or insulation.