Wire Connector RCA Yellow ShiverPeaks BS51500-Y

The ShiverPeaks BS51500-Y Yellow RCA wire connector is a single female RCA connector designed for audio and video applications. Its yellow colour provides a visual cue for composite video or other signal identification. Supplied as one piece, the connector is intended for users who need a simple, durable mating point for RCA cables in installations, repairs, or custom assemblies.

Advantages

This RCA wire connector offers a compact and robust construction suitable for repeated connections. The colour-coded housing simplifies cable management and signal identification. The female RCA design provides a stable electrical contact for composite video or line-level signals, and the single-piece supply allows precise replacement or targeted installation without excess components.

Suitable for

• Composite video connections in consumer electronics
• Audio line-level connections where RCA female termination is required
• Repairing or replacing a single RCA socket in AV equipment or custom enclosures
• Prototyping and small-scale electronic assemblies

Key specifications

• Connector type: Female RCA (phono) connector
• Colour: Yellow housing for signal identification
• Pack quantity: 1 piece
• Intended signals: Composite video and line-level audio
• Mounting style: Wire connector for cable termination or in-line use

How to use

Strip the cable conductors to the recommended length, insert the signal and ground conductors into the corresponding terminals of the RCA connector, and fasten according to the connector's fastening method (soldering or crimping as appropriate). Ensure correct polarity and verify contact integrity after installation. Use the yellow housing to match the connector to the corresponding video input or cable run.

Recommendations

For reliable performance, use this connector for low-frequency audio or composite video signals within standard consumer device specifications. Avoid exposing the connector to excessive moisture or mechanical stress. When replacing a single socket in equipment, verify the existing wiring scheme and test the connection before closing the enclosure.