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Unique-Bargains Panel Mount 5P 3.5mm Female Stereo Jack Socket 25 Pcs
A pack of 25 panel-mount 5-pin 3.5 mm female stereo jack sockets for PCB audio repairs
- Panel-mount design fits tight enclosures
- 5-pin stereo layout carries balanced audio signals
- 5 mm diameter matches standard panel cut-outs
- Metal-and-plastic construction resists repeated insertions
- 25-piece pack covers multiple repair jobs
Panel-Mount 3.5 mm 5-Pin Stereo Socket Pack
This pack contains 25 panel-mount 3.5 mm female stereo jack sockets, each with five pins for PCB mounting. They are built from metal and plastic in a silver-tone and black finish. The sockets suit repairs on media players, phones, laptops, car audio and similar audio-video gear.
Sustained Use in Repair Workflows
The metal construction resists wear from repeated insertion cycles during prototyping or batch repairs. Plastic housing insulates the contacts and holds alignment on the board. At 21 g per 25-piece pack the components add negligible mass to portable devices.
5-Pin 3.5 mm Footprint Compatibility
The critical spec is the five-pin 3.5 mm stereo footprint measuring 1.4 x 1.2 x 0.5 cm. Boards designed for three- or four-pin sockets will not accept this part. Buyers needing a different pin count or a through-hole mounting style should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Panel-mount design fits tight enclosures
- 5-pin stereo layout carries balanced audio signals
- 5 mm diameter matches standard panel cut-outs
- Metal-and-plastic construction resists repeated insertions
- 25-piece pack covers multiple repair jobs
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 3.5 mm stereo jack generate any noise or heat when powered continuously?
The socket is a passive metal and plastic connector with no active electronics, so it produces no noise, heat or measurable power draw during continuous use.
What tools or equipment are needed to mount these 5-pin sockets on a PCB?
You need a soldering iron, solder and a PCB drilled to match the 1.4 x 1.2 cm footprint of each jack.
Will the 5-pin 3.5 mm footprint match the older 3-pin jack holes on my existing board?
The 5-pin layout requires its own hole pattern; it will not align with a legacy 3-pin footprint.
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