Neutrik NK-NA2FPMF XLR to RCA Adapter | 3-Pole XLR Female to RCA | IEC 268-12 Wiring

XLR to RCA Audio Adapter

The Neutrik NK-NA2FPMF adapter connects a three-pole XLR female socket to an RCA phono connection. It is used where a balanced XLR output must feed an unbalanced consumer or semi-professional input, such as a home hi-fi, a small mixer or a playback device fitted with RCA sockets. Confirm the required length and connector type when you request a quote.

Wiring to the IEC Standard

The adapter is wired according to IEC 268-12. The signal is on pin 2 and pins 1 and 3 are connected to ground. This keeps the pin-out consistent with other professional audio equipment, so the adapter works predictably in mixed systems. Check the specification against your project brief before placing an order. Confirm the required length and connector type when you request a quote.

Pre-Wired Construction and Details

The adapter is pre-wired and ready to use, with a rugged design in the Neutrik adapter range. It needs no soldering on site, which speeds up installation and reduces the risk of wiring errors when many adapters are needed for a single event or install. Share the route and quantity with your enquiry so the quote matches the job.

Using the Adapter Correctly

Note that an unbalanced RCA input receives only the signal and ground, so the balanced advantage of the XLR line is lost at the adapter. Keep the adapter run short, and use a line-level signal rather than a microphone level to avoid noise. Confirm the required length and connector type when you request a quote.

Choosing the XLR to RCA Adapter

Choose the NK-NA2FPMF when a balanced XLR feed must go to RCA inputs and the wiring standard must be IEC 268-12. The listing shows a female-XLR-to-RCA type, so confirm the exact gender of the RCA side with the product before ordering. Quotes are issued per adapter. Check the specification against your project brief before placing an order.