Cinch Cable simplex M - F 5 m VALUE

The VALUE Cinch Cable simplex M - F 5 m is an audio/video interconnect cable with a male RCA plug on one end and a female RCA jack on the other, designed to extend or bridge connections between devices. Its 5-metre length allows flexible placement of equipment while preserving analogue signal continuity for stereo audio or composite video lines. The cable is intended for use where a simple, single-channel RCA connection is required and where a durable, easy-to-install lead is preferred.

Advantages

The cable combines a standard RCA male-to-female configuration with a practical 5 m length to enable distance extension without re-routing or relocating components. The connectors are compatible with common RCA-equipped devices and provide a secure mechanical fit. The construction focuses on straightforward, low-loss analogue signal transfer suitable for short to moderate runs in home AV setups.

Suitable for

• Extending a single RCA audio or composite video connection between devices
• Connecting DVD players, set-top boxes, VCRs or game consoles to AV receivers or TVs
• Temporary or permanent AV installations where a simple male-to-female RCA join is needed

Key specifications

• Connector type: RCA male to RCA female
• Cable length: 5 metres
• Signal type: Analogue audio or composite video
• Cable construction: Single-channel (simplex) conductor
• Compatibility: Standard RCA sockets for consumer electronics

How to use

Plug the male RCA connector into the output or input socket of the source or receiving device, and insert the female RCA end into the corresponding male plug of the other cable or device. Ensure connections are firm to maintain interference-free contact. Route the cable to avoid tight bends and keep it away from strong electromagnetic sources such as power transformers or bundled mains cables to minimise potential noise pickup.

Recommendations

For best results, use this RCA extension for short to medium cable runs up to 5 m. If longer distances or higher immunity to interference are required, consider using balanced audio solutions, digital connections, or specialised low-loss cabling. Inspect connectors periodically for oxidation or damage and replace the cable if signal degradation occurs.