Description

What is this TRS bit? Turtle Rock Studios? Transmission of Raman spectroscopy? Not exactly, more like Tip-Ring-Sleeve.

This gold-plated connector is known by many names, phone jack, telephone jack, headphone jack, headphone jack, headphone jack, headphone jack, and so on. Used to transmit stereo audio signals, these connectors are a main support in audio equipment, especially speakers and microphones. For audio, the tip is the left channel, the ring is the right channel and the socket is grounded.

Each jack comes with a thin gold-plated body with three solder contacts and a hexagonal nut for panel mounting.

TRS jack connectors should not only be used for audio! They make large multipurpose connectors where you need 2 or 3 signals and cheap and common cables. For example, in the field of accessibility, they are often used to connect low-voltage switches or actuators.

Features

• Approximate dimensions: 7/8" long x 3/8" diameter   
• Gold plated for superior connection
• Ideal for frame or panel mounting
• Fits into a 1/4" hole in panels up to 0.075" thick, supplied with a matching hexagonal nut.
• Product weight: 2.0g / 0.1oz