Neutrik Americas NYS231 3.5mm Audio Plug Nickel Silver

Product Description

The NEUTRIK AMERICAS NYS231 is a 3.5mm audio plug designed for field-termination of audio cables in professional and commercial signal chain applications. Manufactured under the Rean line by Neutrik Americas, this plug features a nickel-plated shell with silver-finish contacts, providing reliable conductivity and corrosion resistance in demanding use environments. It is sold individually and suits installations where a compact, soldered 3.5mm connector is required at a cable end. Audio technicians, AV integrators, and low-voltage installers typically work with this component during cable fabrication or repair tasks.

The NYS231 is suited for use in residential and commercial AV systems, broadcast environments, recording studios, and installed sound applications wherever a 3.5mm TRS or TS termination is needed. It is commonly used to terminate balanced or unbalanced audio cable runs to patch bays, portable devices, mixing consoles, and signal processors. This plug is a practical choice for both new cable builds and field repairs requiring a reliable 3.5mm connector.

Key Features

• 3.5mm form factor for standard mini audio jack applications
• Nickel-plated shell for corrosion resistance and durability
• Silver-finish contacts for consistent signal conductivity
• Solder-termination design for secure, field-installable cable connections
• Sold individually, suitable for single-cable termination jobs

Compatibility

Designed as a field-termination plug compatible with standard 3.5mm audio jacks used in professional AV, broadcast, and installed sound equipment.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by AV technicians or low-voltage installers using standard soldering equipment. Power down or disconnect any connected equipment before terminating or replacing connectors on active signal lines. Follow applicable low-voltage wiring practices and local codes when installing in commercial or commercial AV environments. Avoid applying excessive heat during soldering to prevent damage to the plug body or contacts.