TeKit
TeKit 3-pack RCA Female-to-2-Female Y Splitter Adapter Black
Three black RCA Y-splitters each turn one female socket into two for audio or video signals
- ColorBlack
- Changer Typeone female RCA to two female RCA converter adapter
- Specificationsone female RCA to two female RCA converter adapter
- Featuresone female RCA to two female RCA converter adapter
- Splits one RCA source into two outputs
- Black finish blends with AV equipment
- Pack of three covers multiple connections
- Female-to-female design needs no soldering
Three-pack RCA Y-splitters for audio and video
This set contains three black adapters, each converting a single female RCA port into two female RCA ports. They allow one source signal to feed two destinations without soldering or custom cables. The pack suits home-theatre installers, AV integrators and hobbyists who need to duplicate composite video or stereo audio feeds in fixed installations. No active electronics are present, so the adapters work with any standard RCA-equipped device.
Passive design adds no heat noise or power draw
Because the splitters contain only metal contacts and plastic insulation, they generate no heat and produce no audible noise. They draw zero power from the signal path and require no external supply. Insertion loss is limited to the passive splitting of the source voltage, which is typical for a simple Y-adapter. The compact moulded bodies fit behind equipment racks or inside wall plates without blocking adjacent ports.
Highlights
- Splits one RCA source into two outputs
- Black finish blends with AV equipment
- Pack of three covers multiple connections
- Female-to-female design needs no soldering
Specifications
| Color | Black |
|---|---|
| Changer Type | one female RCA to two female RCA converter adapter |
| Specifications | one female RCA to two female RCA converter adapter |
| Features | one female RCA to two female RCA converter adapter |
Questions about this item
How do I install the TeKit RCA Y splitter without loosening the centre pin?
Push each male RCA plug straight into the female jack until it seats firmly; the centre pin makes contact before the outer ring, so twisting while inserting bends the pin and causes intermittent signal.
When should I replace the splitters if the gold plating wears off?
Replace them when you hear crackle or see corrosion on the contacts; the gold layer is thin, so frequent plugging cycles or humid environments will expose the base metal and degrade the connection.
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