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Unique-Bargains 3.5 mm 5-Pin PCB Socket Black 10 Pcs
Pack of ten 3.5 mm 5-pin PCB-mount audio sockets in black for repairing media players, phones and car audio gear
- 5-pin 3.5 mm stereo jack for secure audio connections
- Compact 1.5 x 1.4 x 1.2 cm footprint fits tight PCB layouts
- Metal and plastic construction resists wear from repeated insertion
- 13 g total weight keeps portable devices light
- 10-piece pack covers multiple repairs or prototype builds
10-Pack 3.5 mm PCB Audio Sockets
This pack contains ten 3.5 mm stereo jack sockets with a five-pin configuration for printed circuit board mounting. Each connector uses a metal and plastic construction finished in silver tone and black. The components suit repair work or prototype builds where a replacement panel-mount audio jack is required.
For repair technicians and hobbyists
The sockets suit anyone replacing a damaged headphone jack on media players, phones, notebooks or car audio gear. Builders who need a different pin count, a right-angle footprint or a surface-mount variant should look at other connector types because these parts are through-hole only with a fixed five-pin layout.
Through-hole mount with compact footprint
Each socket measures 1.5 x 1.4 x 1.2 cm and weighs 13 g for the full set of ten. The through-hole pins need plated holes on the board and hand-soldering or wave-soldering equipment. The small body leaves room for adjacent components on dense layouts.
Highlights
- 5-pin 3.5 mm stereo jack for secure audio connections
- Compact 1.5 x 1.4 x 1.2 cm footprint fits tight PCB layouts
- Metal and plastic construction resists wear from repeated insertion
- 13 g total weight keeps portable devices light
- 10-piece pack covers multiple repairs or prototype builds
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does this 3.5 mm 5-pin PCB socket need any extra mounting hardware to fit a standard circuit board?
It is a through-hole PCB mount socket, so it only needs solder pads on the board and a soldering iron to install.
Will this socket work with the 3.5 mm 4-pole plugs I already use on my older headsets?
The socket has five pins, so a standard 4-pole plug will not connect to every contact and some functions may be lost.
How can I confirm the socket is seated and soldered correctly after installation?
Check that the body sits flush on the board, then use a multimeter to verify continuity on all five pins to the matching pads.
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