SHIVERPEAKS S/CONN maximum connectivity conector hembra RCA empotrable, amarillo 52090-Y

When integrating RCA connections into custom panels, enclosures, or equipment racks, finding a reliable, solderable socket that fits standard cutouts can be a challenge. The SHIVERPEAKS S/CONN maximum connectivity RCA panel mount socket in yellow solves this by providing a robust, chassis-mountable female connector with a standard M8 thread and 8 mm panel cutout, ideal for audio and composite video applications where a secure, professional connection is required.

Who is it for

This panel mount RCA socket is perfect for audio/video technicians, DIY electronics enthusiasts, and equipment manufacturers who need to add RCA connectivity to custom panels, breakout boxes, or rack-mounted gear. It is also suitable for repairing or upgrading existing equipment where a durable, color-coded connector is needed for signal identification.

Main features

• Female RCA (Cinch) connector for panel or chassis mounting
• Yellow insulator for easy color coding in multi-connector setups
• Nickel-plated brass contacts for reliable signal transfer and corrosion resistance
• Solder termination for secure, permanent wiring
• Standard M8 thread with 8 mm panel cutout for easy installation
• Robust metal body with POM insulator for durability
• RoHS compliant for environmental safety

Specifications

• Connector type: RCA (Cinch) female
• Mounting type: Panel mount / chassis mount
• Termination style: Solder
• Contact material: Brass, nickel-plated
• Insulator material: POM (Polyoxymethylene)
• Body material: Metal
• Panel cutout diameter: 8 mm
• Thread size: M8
• Max panel thickness: Approx. 4 mm
• Number of poles: 2 (signal, ground)
• Application: Audio, composite video
• RoHS compliance: Yes

Tips

For a clean installation, ensure the panel hole is exactly 8 mm and deburr the edges before mounting. Use a thin nut driver to tighten the M8 nut without damaging the connector. When soldering, apply heat quickly to avoid melting the POM insulator; pre-tinning the wires helps. In multi-connector panels, use different colors to distinguish channels—yellow is often used for composite video or right audio channel in some conventions.