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Neutrik Products

Neutrik connectors terminate and join audio cables for professional audio and live events, and make locking AC mains connections. This page has 6.3mm mono and stereo jack plugs, and professional RCA phono plugs with a red or white ID band. It also has XLR line connectors, an XLR panel socket and an XLR chassis plug, speakON cable connectors with a chassis socket and coupler, and NAC3FXX powerCON locking AC mains connectors.

Choosing Neutrik Products

Neutrik connectors join audio, speaker and mains power cables, and include XLR, Speakon and Powercon connectors, 6.3mm jack plugs, RCA phono plugs and couplers.

Jack and phono plugs

The NP2X (750.735UK) is a 6.3mm mono jack plug, the NP2XN a 6.3mm all-metal mono jack plug with a black finish, and the NP3X (751.254UK) a 6.3mm all metal stereo plug for instruments and audio equipment. The NYS373-2/-9 professional RCA phono plugs have a red ID band, as on the 993.095UK, or a white one, for easy identification.

XLR connectors

The NC3FXX (762.122UK) and NC3MXX are 3-pole XLR line connectors in the standard metal version, with strain relief and a flexible rubber cable protector for cables up to 8mm in diameter. For equipment panels, the NC3FD-LX (761.660UK) is a 3-pin XLR panel socket and the NC3MD-LX a 3-pin chassis plug, each with a two-screw mount and solder terminals.

speakON connectors

The NL4FXX (763.481UK, 763.482UK) and NL2FXX (763.483UK) speakON cable connectors have a twist lock system and a current rating up to 37 A rms. The 763.481UK NL4FXX is a 4 pole connector with screw terminals and chuck type strain relief for cable diameters of 6 to 12 mm and 10-16mm. The NL2FXX is the 2 pole connector, compatible with both 2-pole and 4-pole chassis connectors. The NL4MPXX (763.454UK) is a 4-pole square chassis socket with a 25 x 30mm flange and solder terminals, and the NL4MMX a 4 pole lockable back to back in-line coupler.

powerCON mains connectors

The NAC3FXX powerCON connectors (763.485UK, 763.486UK, 763.487UK and 763.488UK) are single phase (3 conductor) lockable AC mains cable connectors with circuit breaking capability when mated with powerCON XX Series receptacles. They replace appliance couplers where a rugged locking connection is needed, and are keyed and colour coded for power-out, with screw terminal assembly.

CodeNeutrik partType
750.735UKNP2X6.3mm mono jack plug
751.254UKNP3X6.3mm stereo plug
762.122UKNC3FXX3-pole XLR line connector
761.660UKNC3FD-LX3-pin XLR panel socket
763.483UKNL2FXX2 pole speakON cable connector
763.454UKNL4MPXX4-pole speakON chassis socket
763.487UKNAC3FXXpowerCON mains connector
993.095UKNYS373-2/-9RCA phono plug, red band

Related categories

Other makes are in audio connectors, and the Neutrik connector selection in Neutrik connectors. Cable for loudspeakers is in speaker cable, and the wider range in audio and visual.

Frequently asked questions

What are Neutrik cables?

Neutrik cables are audio, speaker or mains leads fitted with Neutrik connectors, such as XLR for microphones, Speakon for loudspeakers or Powercon for mains power. Ready-made leads exist, but installers often make up their own by fitting cable connectors to a suitable cable. Match the connector to the cable diameter. The range here includes XLR, Speakon, Powercon and jack cable connectors.

How do you solder a Neutrik jack plug?

Slide the plug's shell onto the cable, strip and tin the cores, then solder the signal core to the tip terminal and the screen to the sleeve terminal. A stereo plug adds a ring terminal for the second signal core. Let the joints cool, check for stray strands, then screw the shell back on. Check the maker's instructions for strip lengths.

What is Neutrik?

Neutrik is a Liechtenstein manufacturer of professional connectors, known for creating the Speakon loudspeaker connector and the Powercon locking mains connector. Its XLR, jack and phono connectors are widely used in live sound, studios, broadcast and installed audio. Many are made to fit cable ends or to mount in equipment panels. The range here includes cable connectors, chassis sockets and couplers.

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