3.5mm Male to Dual RCA Female Audio Cable Y Adapter, Gold-Plated HiFi Audio Splitter
Adapt a 3.5mm stereo output to separate left and right RCA female sockets. The compact CABLETIME CF13B Y-adapter is designed for audio systems where an existing pair of male RCA cables needs to connect to a phone, tablet, laptop, PC or other compatible 3.5mm source.
Key features
- One 3.5mm stereo male plug.
- Two RCA female sockets for left and right analogue audio.
- Gold-plated contacts and 100% aluminium shielding.
- 28AWG construction with nylon-braided jacket.
- Short 0.2m Y-adapter format.
- Passive plug-and-play operation.
Compatibility
Connect the 3.5mm plug to a compatible stereo output, then use two male RCA cables between the adapter's RCA female sockets and the receiving equipment. This adapter carries analogue audio only; it does not amplify sound or convert HDMI, optical, USB or Bluetooth audio.
Specifications
| Input / source side | 3.5mm stereo male |
| RCA side | 2 × RCA female |
| Signal | Analogue stereo audio |
| Cable | 28AWG, aluminium shield, nylon jacket |
| Length | 0.2m |
| Model / SKU | CF13B / CT-AV309-P12G-S0.2 |
FAQ
Can it connect directly to RCA sockets on an amplifier? The adapter has RCA female sockets, so use male RCA cables between the adapter and the amplifier.
Is it a splitter for two headphones? No. It separates a stereo signal into left and right RCA channels.
Does it need power? No. It is a passive analogue adapter.
Match the audio connections.
Check connector size, contact arrangement and signal direction. Reduce volume before connecting, select the appropriate input or output and raise the listening level gradually.
Will matching plugs guarantee compatibility?
Check the required audio signal, microphone support and input/output role. Physically similar connectors can carry different signals; use the product-specific guidance above.
Which length or version should I select?
Use the product selector to choose the required option. Check that option against any model, connector, length or pack-size distinctions in the specifications before ordering.
