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ProX XC-XLREC50 50 ft IEC Female to NEMA 15P & XLR-M to XLR-F power audio cable
Combines 110 V power and balanced XLR audio in one 50 ft cable with 14 AWG power and 20 AWG OFC signal conductors
- 50 ft combined reach powers gear and carries balanced audio in one run
- 14 AWG oxygen-free copper delivers clean 110 V power to IEC equipment
- 20 AWG oxygen-free copper twisted pair ensures low-noise XLR signal transfer
- Gold and silver-plated contacts resist corrosion for reliable long-term connections
- Tour-grade flexible jacket withstands repeated bending and twisting on the road
Combined power and audio cable
The ProX XC-XLREC50 integrates a 50 ft IEC female to NEMA 15P power lead with a balanced XLR male to XLR female audio run in a single assembly. It targets mobile DJs and live-sound engineers who need both mains distribution and microphone or line-level signal paths between booth and stage. The dual-cable construction reduces clutter and setup time for temporary installations.
Thermals noise and power draw
The power section uses 14 AWG oxygen-free copper conductors rated for 110 V service, keeping resistive loss low over the full length. Oxygen-free copper in both the 14 AWG power cores and the 20 AWG audio pair minimises heat buildup during extended operation. No active cooling or fan noise is present because the cable is entirely passive.
Build quality and daily connectors
Gold and silver-plated contacts on the XLR plugs resist oxidation and maintain low contact resistance after repeated mating cycles. ProX-branded XLR housings and a flexible, tour-grade jacket withstand bending and twisting during load-in and strike. The IEC female and NEMA 15P ends lock securely to equipment and venue outlets, preventing accidental disconnection during a set.
Highlights
- 50 ft combined reach powers gear and carries balanced audio in one run
- 14 AWG oxygen-free copper delivers clean 110 V power to IEC equipment
- 20 AWG oxygen-free copper twisted pair ensures low-noise XLR signal transfer
- Gold and silver-plated contacts resist corrosion for reliable long-term connections
- Tour-grade flexible jacket withstands repeated bending and twisting on the road
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I connect the IEC female end and the NEMA 15P plug to my equipment?
Plug the NEMA 15P end into a standard 110 V wall outlet or power strip, then insert the IEC female connector into the IEC inlet on your powered speaker, mixer or rack unit; the XLR-M and XLR-F ends connect microphone or line-level devices in the usual way.
Will the gold/silver plated XLR contacts need cleaning or re-plating over time?
The gold/silver plating resists oxidation, so routine cleaning is not required; if the connectors become physically damaged or the cable jacket is cut, replace the entire 50 ft assembly rather than attempting contact servicing.
How much continuous current can the 14 AWG power conductors handle before voltage drop becomes an issue on a 50 ft run?
The 14 AWG three-conductor power cable is rated for typical 15 A North American circuits; on a 50 ft length the voltage drop stays within acceptable limits for standard audio gear drawing up to that rating.
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