Delock Stereo Audio Extender Set over RJ45, 3.5 mm Jack Male and 2 x RCA Male, Cat.5 up to 50 m, 2 Pieces, Black

The Delock Stereo Audio Extender set lets you send an analogue stereo signal over an ordinary network (Cat.5) patch cable for up to 50 metres. One adapter turns a 3.5 mm stereo jack into an RJ45 socket, the other turns an RJ45 socket into two RCA plugs (red/white) — so a PC, phone or media player can feed an amplifier, active speakers or a mixer in another room.

Both adapters are passive and wired 1:1, with 28 AWG black PVC leads. There is nothing to power or configure: you plug the 3.5 mm adapter into the source, the RCA adapter into the destination, and connect the two with a network cable of the length you need.

• 1 × adapter RJ45 jack > 3.5 mm 3-pin stereo jack male
• 1 × adapter RJ45 jack > 2 × RCA male (red, white)
• Supplied in a zip poly bag

• Typical use: a PC or streamer at the desk feeding an amplifier or active speakers up to 50 m away.
• You can use existing structured cabling (a free, dedicated cable run between two wall sockets) instead of pulling a new audio cable.
• The signal direction is source (3.5 mm) → destination (RCA). For the opposite direction you would need RCA-to-RJ45 and RJ45-to-3.5 mm female parts.
• Use it for line-level signals; very long runs near mains cables can pick up hum, so route the network cable away from power lines.

• It will not carry digital audio (S/PDIF, HDMI audio) or video.
• It does not amplify: it will not drive passive speakers, and headphone outputs at low volume may sound weak at the far end.
• It must not be connected to an Ethernet switch, router or PoE port — the cable has to be a dedicated point-to-point link.
• It does not include the RJ45 patch cable.