Neutrik Americas NC3FXX-B 3-pin Xlr Female Connector

Product Description

The NEUTRIK AMERICAS NC3FXX-B is a 3-pin XLR female cable connector finished in black with gold-plated contacts. It is designed for inline cable termination on balanced audio and low-voltage signal lines. Electricians, AV integrators, and sound system technicians use this connector when building or repairing microphone cables, snake assemblies, and balanced line-level wiring. The black housing provides visual identification in multi-connector setups, and the gold contact finish supports reliable, low-resistance signal transfer across repeated connect and disconnect cycles.

This connector is suited for professional audio, theatrical, broadcast, and commercial AV installations where durable inline XLR terminations are required. It is assembled directly onto shielded cable in the field, making it a standard component for stage audio rigs, studio patch systems, and installed sound infrastructure. The unit is sold individually, allowing technicians to terminate single cables or build out larger harnesses as needed.

Key Features

• 3-pin XLR female inline cable connector for balanced audio and low-voltage signal applications
• Black housing for easy visual identification in multi-connector environments
• Gold-plated contacts for low-resistance, corrosion-resistant signal connections
• Field-solderable design for on-site cable assembly and repair
• Single-unit packaging supports exact-quantity purchasing for small or large jobs

Compatibility

Designed as a standard inline XLR female cable connector compatible with 3-pin XLR male connectors and panel receptacles commonly used in professional audio, broadcast, and commercial AV signal wiring.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by AV integrators or electricians with soldering equipment. Power down or de-energize any connected signal chain before terminating or replacing connectors. Follow IEC and NEC low-voltage wiring guidelines for signal cable routing and strain relief. Do not over-tighten the cable clamp, as this can damage the cable jacket and compromise shielding continuity.