RCA
RCA DV110EV 10 Ft Optical Cable accessory
Connects an audio source to a TV or receiver with a 10 ft black optical cable
- 10 ft length reaches components across the room
- Optical connection sends digital audio without interference
- Links soundbars cable boxes or TVs to receivers
- Black jacket blends with home-theatre gear
- New cable ready for immediate setup
10 Ft Optical Audio Cable
This black optical cable spans 10 feet to link an audio source with a TV or A/V receiver. It suits soundbars, cable boxes and televisions that accept a Toslink connection. The DV110EV model provides a straightforward digital audio path for home entertainment setups.
Optical Interface Limits
The Toslink standard carries stereo PCM or compressed surround formats such as Dolby Digital and DTS. It cannot transmit lossless multichannel codecs or high-bitrate audio beyond its bandwidth ceiling. Cable length beyond the spec can increase jitter, so the 10 foot run stays within typical reliable limits.
Build And Daily Use
A black PVC jacket protects the fibre core during routing behind furniture or along baseboards. Moulded strain relief at each connector reduces stress from repeated insertion or tight bends. The square Toslink plugs seat securely in soundbar, TV and receiver ports without wobble.
Highlights
- 10 ft length reaches components across the room
- Optical connection sends digital audio without interference
- Links soundbars cable boxes or TVs to receivers
- Black jacket blends with home-theatre gear
- New cable ready for immediate setup
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 10 Ft. length or a shorter cable for my soundbar setup?
The 10 Ft. cable suits setups where the soundbar sits farther from the TV or receiver. Measure your run first; excess slack can be coiled neatly behind equipment.
What does the 10 Ft. length mean once the cable is routed behind my entertainment unit?
Ten feet covers typical TV-to-soundbar distances with room to route around corners. Tight bends should be avoided to keep the optical signal clean.
Which optical standard does this cable use and what bandwidth does that cap in practice?
It uses a standard Toslink optical connection, carrying stereo PCM or compressed 5.1 surround such as Dolby Digital and DTS. Multichannel uncompressed audio is not supported.
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