Neutrik Coding Rings, Red, 5 Pack
Organise your XLR connectors with Neutrik red coding rings. RoHS compliant, 5-pack for easy identification.
The Neutrik Coding Rings offer a practical solution for labelling your XLR connectors, ensuring efficient cable management and identification. These vibrant red rings are designed specifically for the XX Series XLR cable connectors, providing a clear visual marker for quick recognition.
Crafted in Liechtenstein, these coding rings are RoHS compliant, ensuring they meet stringent environmental and safety standards. The 5-pack ensures you have plenty of spares for your setup, while the durable construction guarantees long-lasting performance.
Specifications
- Colour: Red
- Pack Quantity: 5
- Compatibility: XX Series XLR Cable Connector
- RoHS Compliant: Yes
With the Neutrik Coding Rings, you can enhance the organisation of your audio setup, making connections quicker and more efficient.
- Product Range: XX Series XLR Cable Connector
- Accessory Type: Coding Rings
- Pack Quantity: 5
- Colour: Red
- Country of Origin: Liechtenstein
- RoHS Compliant: Yes
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