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Black 2.5 mm plug to three RCA plugs on 1.5 m PVC cable

TeKit

TeKit 2.5mm to 3 RCA AV Cable 1.5m

SKU CH-JN9Z-JDGFH

Connects a 2.5mm TRRS jack to three RCA plugs for stereo audio and composite video output over 1.5 metres

  • TypeCable Connectors
  • ColorBlack
  • Length5ft/1.5m
  • Connector Number4
  • Connector Detail2.5mm Jack Male Plug To 3 RCA Male Phono Audio Video AV Out
  • Terminal GenderMale to Male

Style 3.5mm to 3 RCA

  • Transmits stereo audio and composite video through high-quality connectors
  • Flexible PVC jacket resists kinks and suits long-term use
  • 5 mm TRRS plug wired tip-ring-ring-sleeve to white, yellow, ground, red
  • 5 m length fits camcorder-to-TV or Raspberry Pi setups
  • Copper conductors with shielding maintain signal integrity over the full run

What this cable connects

The TeKit 2.5mm to 3 RCA AV cable carries composite video and stereo audio from a 2.5mm four-pole jack to three colour-coded RCA plugs. It is intended for camcorders, tablets or single-board computers that use the smaller connector. The 1.5m length suits desktop or living-room setups. Copper conductors and shielding aim to reduce interference during playback.

Check your device before ordering

Verify that your source equipment has a 2.5mm TRRS socket wired to the Tip/Ring/Ring/Sleeve assignment of White, Yellow, Ground, Red. Some manufacturers use a different pinout, which would swap video and audio channels. Ensure the destination display or recorder accepts composite video on a yellow RCA and stereo audio on red and white RCAs. The flexible PVC jacket bends easily but avoid sharp kinks near the moulded plugs.

Who this suits and who should look elsewhere

This cable suits owners of legacy camcorders, a Nintendo Wii, a Raspberry Pi or similar devices that output composite AV through a 2.5mm jack. It is not for buyers who need HDMI, component, S-Video or digital audio connections. It is also not for equipment that requires a 3.5mm plug or a different TRRS wiring scheme.

Highlights

  • Transmits stereo audio and composite video through high-quality connectors
  • Flexible PVC jacket resists kinks and suits long-term use
  • 5 mm TRRS plug wired tip-ring-ring-sleeve to white, yellow, ground, red
  • 5 m length fits camcorder-to-TV or Raspberry Pi setups
  • Copper conductors with shielding maintain signal integrity over the full run

Specifications

BrandTekit
TypeCable Connectors
ColorBlack
Length5ft/1.5m
Connector Number4
Connector Detail2.5mm Jack Male Plug To 3 RCA Male Phono Audio Video AV Out Cable
Terminal GenderMale to Male
Specifications2.5mm Jack Male Plug To 3 RCA Male Phono Audio Video AV Out Cable
Connect From2.5mm Jack male
Connect To3 RCA Phonos 4 pole AV male
ShieldingYes
ConductorCopper Conductor
Features2.5mm Jack to 3 RCA Phonos 4 pole AV out/TV Cable/Lead

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Questions about this item

What comes in the box and is anything else needed?

The box contains the 1.5 m cable with a 2.5 mm TRRS plug on one end and three RCA phono plugs on the other. No extra parts are required.

Which connector version should I choose for my camcorder?

Choose this cable if your device has a 2.5 mm four-pole AV output wired tip/ring/ring/sleeve to white/yellow/ground/red; it matches most Sony, Canon, JVC, Panasonic and Sharp camcorders.

What does the 2.5 mm TRRS to 3 RCA wiring actually do in a real setup?

The four-pole 2.5 mm plug carries composite video on the yellow RCA and stereo audio on the white and red RCAs, letting you connect the camcorder directly to a TV, DVD recorder or Raspberry Pi.

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