RCA audio/video cable ShiverPeaks 90022-2.5 — 2.5 m Cinch to Cinch

The ShiverPeaks 90022-2.5 — 2.5 m Cinch to Cinch is an analog RCA audio/video cable intended for connecting consumer AV components. With a fixed 2.5 metre length and standard male Cinch (RCA) connectors on each end, the cable carries composite video and stereo audio signals between devices such as DVD players, televisions, AV receivers and stereo systems. It is designed for straightforward signal transmission in home entertainment setups and for linking legacy equipment that uses analog Cinch connections.

Advantages

The cable provides a reliable, direct analog connection with standardized RCA plugs for broad compatibility across common AV devices. Its fixed 2.5 m length enables flexible placement of components without signal repeaters or adapters, and the single-core design keeps installation and troubleshooting simple. The product supports both composite video and stereo audio transmission through separate colour-coded Cinch plugs, allowing clear channel identification and straightforward hookup.

Suitable for

• Connecting DVD or Blu‑ray players to TVs or displays with RCA inputs
• Linking audio outputs of older receivers or amplifiers to powered speakers or stereos
• Integrating legacy camcorders, VCRs or game consoles into modern home AV setups
• Temporary or permanent installations where a 2.5 m standard RCA cable is required

Key specifications

• Cable type: analog RCA (Cinch) audio/video cable
• Length: 2.5 metres
• Connector type: male Cinch (RCA) on both ends
• Supported signals: composite video and stereo audio (left/right)
• Conductor design: single cable with separate colour-coded plugs for channels

How to use

Identify the composite video (usually yellow) and audio left/right (white/red) connectors on both the source and the display or receiver. Insert the corresponding male Cinch plugs firmly into the matching female RCA sockets, ensuring correct channel alignment. Power on connected devices and select the appropriate input on the TV or receiver to receive the signal. For best results, route the cable away from power cords and large appliances to reduce potential interference.

Recommendations

Use the cable for straightforward analog connections in home AV setups and avoid running it tightly coiled or under heavy furniture. If longer runs or higher video quality are required, consider digital alternatives or signal extenders instead of increasing analog cable length.