Radio Design Labs D-CIJ3D Decora Wallplate Rca 3.5mm

Product Description

The RADIO DESIGN LABS D-CIJ3D is a Decora-style wallplate designed to provide convenient, panel-mounted audio input connections in AV signal processing installations. It accepts both RCA and 3.5mm input connectors, allowing source devices to feed audio signals into a system through a clean, flush-mount interface. This type of wallplate is commonly installed by AV integrators and low-voltage technicians in commercial and residential settings where a fixed input point is needed at a wall location rather than at the equipment rack.

The D-CIJ3D fits standard Decora-style wall boxes, making it a practical solution for conference rooms, classrooms, hospitality installations, and home media rooms. It serves as a signal input termination point where portable audio sources such as media players or laptops connect to a fixed AV distribution or amplification system. The dual-connector configuration — RCA and 3.5mm — accommodates a wide range of consumer and prosumer source devices without additional adapters.

Key Features

• Decora-style form factor fits standard single-gang wallplate openings
• Dual input configuration with RCA and 3.5mm connectors
• Panel-mount design provides a clean, permanent signal input point
• Sold as a single unit for flexible, location-specific installation
• Classified as an AV signal processing accessory for low-voltage AV systems

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style input wallplate accessory for use with RADIO DESIGN LABS AV signal processing systems that accept RCA and 3.5mm analog audio inputs via a Decora-style wall interface.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or qualified AV integrator in accordance with NEC Article 725 guidelines for Class 2 and Class 3 low-voltage signal wiring. De-energize the connected AV system before making or breaking signal connections at the wallplate. Ensure the wall box depth is sufficient for the rear connector clearance before securing the plate. Do not route low-voltage signal wiring in the same conduit as line-voltage circuits.