Vanco AC112X Rca Cable Gold Plug Stripped Tip 6 Feet

Product Description

The VANCO AC112X is an RCA cable with a gold-plated plug on one end and a stripped bare-wire tip on the other end, measuring 6 feet in length. This cable is designed to terminate an RCA signal connection where one end requires a hardwired or bare-wire attachment to a terminal block, binding post, or direct solder point. Electricians and low-voltage AV installers use this style of cable when connecting audio or video source equipment to fixed wiring in residential or commercial installations. The gold-plated plug resists corrosion and promotes a reliable signal connection at the RCA connector end.

This cable is suited for audio or composite video signal runs in residential home theater systems, commercial AV distribution setups, or fixed installation projects where a standard RCA-to-RCA cable is not appropriate. The stripped tip end allows direct termination to equipment with screw terminals, barrier strips, or solder lugs. Typical applications include connecting source components to in-wall wiring, amplifier terminal inputs, or custom AV panels where a pigtail-style termination is required.

Key Features

• 6-foot cable length suitable for short AV equipment runs
• Gold-plated RCA plug on one end for corrosion resistance and reliable contact
• Stripped bare-wire tip on opposite end for direct termination to terminals, binding posts, or solder points
• Single-channel RCA configuration for audio or composite video signal
• Sold as a single cable unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style pigtail termination cable compatible with standard RCA input and output connections in residential and commercial AV systems where a bare-wire termination end is required.

Installation Notes

This cable is typically installed by low-voltage AV technicians or electricians working on fixed AV wiring projects. Power down connected equipment before making any signal or terminal connections. Secure the stripped wire tip firmly to the terminal or binding post to prevent intermittent signal loss. Follow applicable local low-voltage wiring codes when routing the cable through walls or enclosures.