Jansicotek
Jansicotek 3.5mm Male to 2 RCA Female Y-Cable 20cm
Connects a 3.5mm audio source to two RCA inputs using gold-plated copper conductors with double shielding
- TypeStereo Cables
- Connect PC or phone to stereo systems via 3.5 mm jack
- Split one 3.5 mm output into two RCA female ports
- Gold-plated connectors resist corrosion for reliable signal transfer
- Copper conductors with double shielding preserve audio fidelity
- Compatible with smartphones, tablets, home theatre and Hi‑Fi gear
3.5 mm to 2 RCA Y-Cable 20 cm
This 20 cm cable converts a single 3.5 mm stereo output into two RCA female sockets. It connects portable players, phones, tablets or PCs to amplifiers, receivers, TVs, projectors or car audio systems that use RCA inputs. The short length keeps desktop or dashboard wiring tidy.
Upgrade from bare 3.5 mm plug
Replacing a simple 3.5 mm to RCA lead with this Y-cable lets one source feed two RCA inputs without a separate splitter. The jump is worth it when you need simultaneous left and right channel connections to a stereo amplifier or recording device from a single headphone jack.
Analog RCA interface limits
The RCA connectors carry unbalanced analog audio only, so cable runs beyond a few metres can pick up hum or interference. Gold-plated contacts and copper conductors reduce corrosion and resistance, but the interface itself does not support digital audio, video bandwidth beyond composite or multi-channel formats.
Highlights
- Connect PC or phone to stereo systems via 3.5 mm jack
- Split one 3.5 mm output into two RCA female ports
- Gold-plated connectors resist corrosion for reliable signal transfer
- Copper conductors with double shielding preserve audio fidelity
- Compatible with smartphones, tablets, home theatre and Hi‑Fi gear
Specifications
| Type | Stereo Cables |
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Questions about this item
What connector sizes does the 20 cm Y-cable use?
The cable has a 3.5 mm stereo male plug on one end and two RCA female sockets on the other.
How do I install the 3.5 mm to 2 RCA adapter correctly?
Insert the 3.5 mm plug fully into the source device headphone jack, then push each RCA male plug firmly into the matching red and white female ports on the receiving equipment.
When should I replace the gold-plated connectors?
Replace the cable if the gold contacts show visible corrosion, the plug feels loose in the jack, or audio becomes intermittent despite secure seating.
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