SCART to 2× RCA Audio/Video Adapter ShiverPeaks 94037

The ShiverPeaks SCART to 2× RCA Audio/Video Adapter 94037 is a passive analogue adapter that converts a SCART connection into two RCA plugs for composite video and stereo audio (left and right). Designed for connecting legacy AV sources such as VCRs, DVD players or set-top boxes to displays, TVs or amplifiers with RCA inputs, this adapter provides a straightforward way to route basic audio and composite video signals without active conversion electronics.

Advantages

This passive adapter supports standard composite video and stereo audio wiring from a SCART socket to two RCA connectors, requiring no power or configuration. Its compact form factor and simple plug-and-play design make it convenient for temporary or permanent connections in home AV setups. The adapter preserves the analogue signal path and is compatible with devices that output composite video and separate left/right audio through SCART.

Suitable for

• Connecting VCRs, DVD players or older set-top boxes to TVs or monitors with RCA inputs
• Routing composite video and stereo audio in home AV installations
• Temporary signal routing for testing and maintenance of legacy equipment

Key specifications

• Connection type: SCART (male) to 2× RCA (female) for video/audio
• Signal support: composite video and stereo audio (left/right)
• Design: passive, no power required
• Compatibility: analogue AV equipment with SCART composite output and RCA input devices
• Form factor: compact adapter suitable for direct cable connection

How to use

Insert the SCART plug into the SCART output socket of the source device. Connect the RCA plugs to the corresponding RCA inputs on the display or amplifier: typically yellow for composite video and red/white for right/left audio. If the connected display or amplifier requires selecting the correct input, choose the corresponding RCA input channel. No additional drivers or power supply are needed; the adapter routes analogue signals directly between devices.

Recommendations

Use short, good-quality RCA cables to reduce signal degradation over longer runs. Ensure the SCART socket provides composite video and stereo audio output—some devices may not route audio/video through SCART without specific settings enabled on the source device.