Product Description
RCA Phono Y Splitter Adapter (DOUBLE-RCA-MALE-TO-RCA-FEMALE) — what it's for
The DOUBLE-RCA-MALE-TO-RCA-FEMALE splitter takes one RCA male plug and feeds two RCA female sockets, letting a single audio or composite video signal reach two destinations from one source.
On CCTV jobs this is typically used to send one audio feed from a microphone to two recording inputs, or to distribute a composite video signal to a second monitor alongside the main DVR. It works equally well on general AV runs — feeding a speaker and an amplifier input from the same source, for example.
Key specs
- Configuration: 1x RCA male to 2x RCA female
- Contacts: gold-plated or nickel-plated for stable, low-loss signal transfer
- Compatibility: DVRs, cameras, amplifiers, speakers, and other RCA-equipped AV gear
- Supplied as: a 2-piece set, useful for installers running duplicate feeds across a site or keeping a spare on the van
- Form factor: compact inline design, fits cable runs, equipment racks, and structured cabling enclosures without extra bulk
Selection notes for installers
Check the destination equipment has genuine RCA female inputs before splitting — this adapter does not convert signal types, it only distributes an existing RCA output to two connections. For long cable runs, plated contacts help keep conductivity consistent, but signal quality still depends on cable length and quality upstream.
Specifications
- Pack Size
- 2
- Connector Type
- RCA
Frequently Asked Questions
How many separate outputs come from a single RCA input on this splitter?
It takes one RCA male input and splits it into two RCA female outputs, so a single signal can feed two devices.
Can it be used for CCTV audio as well as video?
Yes, it's suited to both CCTV audio splitting and composite video distribution, as well as general AV equipment.
How many adapters come in the pack?
It's supplied as a 2-piece set.
Does the splitter improve signal quality over long cable runs?
The plated contacts help maintain stable conductivity, but overall signal quality still depends on the length and quality of the cabling used.
