Overview
3-RCA Composite Video Audio Cable (5ft) is the classic connection solution for linking your legacy entertainment devices to your TV or monitor. Featuring the standard Red, White, and Yellow connectors, this cable transmits composite video and stereo audio signals, making it essential for hooking up DVD players, VCRs, older gaming consoles, and set-top boxes to your home entertainment system.
Key Features
- Color-Coded Connectors: Easy-to-install design with color-coded plugs: Yellow for Video, White for Left Audio, and Red for Right Audio.
- Universal Compatibility: Works with any device featuring standard RCA composite jacks, including VCRs, DVD players, Camcorders, Projectors, and retro game consoles (GameCube, Wii, PS2).
- Durable Construction: Made with a flexible black PVC jacket that protects the internal copper conductors and prevents tangling.
- Corrosion-Resistant Terminals: Nickel-plated connectors ensure a snug fit and reliable signal transmission, reducing static and signal dropouts.
- Molded Strain Relief: Reinforced connector ends prevent the cable from fraying or breaking at the plug, ensuring long-lasting durability.
Common Uses
- Connecting a VCR or DVD Player to a TV
- Setting up Retro Gaming Consoles (Nintendo Wii, N64, PlayStation 2)
- Connecting a Cable/Satellite Set-Top Box to an older TV
- Connecting older Camcorders to a TV for playback
Specifications
| Product type | Composite AV Cable (RCA) |
|---|---|
| Connector A | 3x RCA Male (Yellow, White, Red) |
| Connector B | 3x RCA Male (Yellow, White, Red) |
| Length | 5 Feet (approx. 1.5 Meters) |
| Signal Type | Analog Video (480i) + Stereo Audio |
| Material | PVC Jacket / Copper Core |
What’s in the Box
- 1 × 3-RCA Composite AV Cable (5ft)
FAQ
Is this an HDMI cable?
No. This is an analog RCA cable (Red/White/Yellow). It does not fit into HDMI ports and does not transmit High Definition (HD) signals.
What is the difference between this and Component cables (Red/Green/Blue)?
This is a Composite cable (1 Video







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