3.5 mm Mono Plug ShiverPeaks 22220511 — ShiverPeaks 3.5 mm mono connector, plastic housing

The ShiverPeaks 3.5 mm mono plug is a compact single-channel audio connector with a plastic housing designed for mono signal connections. It is intended for creating or repairing audio leads, patch cables and custom assemblies where a lightweight, space-saving mono interface is required. The connector accepts solder termination and is suitable for installations in instruments, public address equipment and small signal routing applications.

Advantages

The plastic-housed 3.5 mm mono plug offers a low-weight design and a compact footprint that eases installation in confined spaces. Its construction supports solder termination for secure electrical contact and straightforward assembly. The single-channel configuration reduces complexity when only mono signal transmission is needed, and the standardized 3.5 mm size ensures compatibility with common mono jacks and panel sockets.

Suitable for

• Repairing or building mono patch cables and instrument leads
• Signal connections in PA systems and mixers where mono wiring is used
• Custom cable assemblies and DIY audio projects
• Prototyping and small-signal routing in audio equipment

Key specifications

• Connector type: 3.5 mm mono (single-channel)
• Housing material: plastic
• Termination method: solder
• Configuration: 2-pole mono contact layout
• Application environment: instruments, PA systems, patch panels, custom cables

How to use

Strip the cable to expose the conductor and shield, tin the conductors with solder, and insert them into the designated contact points of the plug. Secure the solder joints with appropriate heat and ensure there are no shorts between the signal and ground. Assemble the housing over the connector to provide strain relief and insulation. Test the connection with an audio source and output device to verify continuity and signal integrity before final installation.

Recommendations

For reliable results, use a low-wattage soldering iron suitable for small contacts, apply suitable cable strain relief, and avoid over-bending the cable at the plug to reduce mechanical stress on the solder joints and housing.