Enfain
Enfain XLR female to Speakon female speaker wire 1.6 mm² 5 m
A 5 m speaker cable with XLR and Speakon connectors, built from 1.6 mm² pure copper and PVC-65P for high-power stage and home audio systems
- Secure connection with twist-lock Speakon latch system
- High-current capacity from 1.6 mm² all-copper conductors
- Durable PVC-65P jacket protects cable on stage
- Ready for professional amplifiers and stage monitors
- Five-metre reach suits stage and home setups
Enfain XLR-to-Speakon speaker cable
This 5 m speaker wire connects an XLR female output to a Speakon female input using 1.6 mm² all-copper conductors inside a PVC-65P jacket. The twist-lock Speakon latch secures the connection against vibration in professional stage, monitor and subwoofer installations.
Upgrade from bare-wire or loose plugs
The locking Speakon end replaces bare-wire terminals or friction-fit connectors that can pull loose under high current. The jump is worth it whenever a secure, repeatable connection is required for high-power speaker runs in live or installed sound systems.
Suits installers needing a locking XLR-to-Speakon
Installers who need a 5 m, 1.6 mm² copper link with a locking Speakon terminator will find this cable fits the task. Buyers who require a different conductor gauge, alternative connector gender or a longer run should look at other options.
Highlights
- Secure connection with twist-lock Speakon latch system
- High-current capacity from 1.6 mm² all-copper conductors
- Durable PVC-65P jacket protects cable on stage
- Ready for professional amplifiers and stage monitors
- Five-metre reach suits stage and home setups
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Questions about this item
What connector spacing does the XLR female end of this 5 m Enfain cable need to fit a panel cut-out?
The XLR female connector follows the standard three-pin spacing used on professional audio panels, so it fits the common rectangular cut-out without modification.
How do you lock the Speakon end securely, and what step is often missed?
Insert the Speakon connector fully, then twist the outer shell clockwise until the spring-loaded latch clicks into the fast-lock position; skipping the twist leaves the latch unengaged.
What part of this 1.6 mm² cable is most likely to need replacement after heavy stage use?
The PVC-65P jacket and the spring-loaded Speakon latch take the most physical stress, so inspect them regularly and replace the cable if the jacket cracks or the latch no longer clicks.
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