Axia 2091-00130-000 XLR Male to RJ-45 Female Cable

Fast Analog Audio Integration for IP Broadcast Systems

This XLR male to RJ-45 female adapter cable is designed to simplify the connection of analog audio sources to Telos Alliance mixed signal nodes and AES/EBU interfaces. Built for broadcast and professional audio environments, it allows engineers to quickly integrate microphones, mixers, and other analog devices into modern IP-based audio infrastructures without rewiring or custom terminations.

Purpose Built for Telos Alliance Audio Nodes

Custom-made to match Telos Alliance wiring standards, this adapter cable ensures proper pinout and signal integrity when interfacing with mixed signal nodes. It is engineered specifically for use with Axia and Telos Alliance hardware, making it a reliable choice for studios transitioning between analog and networked audio systems.

Compact Length for Clean and Organized Racks

With an 8-inch 200 mm length, this short adapter cable is ideal for rack installations where space management matters. The compact design minimizes cable clutter, improves airflow, and keeps patching neat behind consoles, racks, and audio nodes.

Stereo Analog Signal Handling Made Simple

Each adapter supports stereo analog audio connections, allowing two inputs to be routed efficiently through a single, standardized cable format. This makes it easier to manage multiple sources while maintaining consistent audio routing practices across the facility.

Reliable Construction for Professional Environments

Built for daily use in broadcast, production, and live sound settings, the cable features durable connectors and secure terminations. It is designed to withstand frequent patching while maintaining dependable signal performance in mission-critical audio paths.

Ideal for Studio Builds and System Expansions

Whether outfitting a new control room or expanding an existing Axia network, this adapter cable supports fast system deployment. By reducing installation time and eliminating guesswork, it helps engineers focus on configuration and workflow instead of wiring details.