The dual RCA audio patch cable is typically used to connect audio devices and speakers. The connectors are color coded for left and right channels and feature strain relief to protect the cable and extend it's life.
A: RCA cables have a variety of uses. Mainly they are used for audio and video on anything from home theater applications to cameras.
Q: I see RCA's defined as composite and component. What is the difference?
A: While RCA connectors all look the same the cables they are attached to make them different. Composite is for single video and can also be used for audio. Component uses 3 different RCA connectors for video.
Q: What is the difference between triple dual and single RCA?
Single: 1 cable that can do audio or video
Dual: 2 cables typically for audio. A left and right channel
Triple: Audio and video. 3 cables all tied together. 1 video 2 audio.
Q: What does plenum rated mean?
A: Plenum (CMP) is a rating that is given to cables that have passed a stringent burn test and are able to be run through plenum air spaces. Plenum air spaces include drop ceilings and non-ducted HVAC air returns.
