Rolls XLM113 v3-Pin XLR Male Termination Plug

3-Pin XLR Male Connector for Bare Wire Installations

This 3-pin XLR male termination plug is designed for permanent and semi-permanent audio installations where bare wire connections are required. It allows installers to terminate microphone or balanced audio lines directly from walls, floor boxes, or custom cabling without the need for pre-terminated connectors, making it a practical solution for professional AV environments.

Direct Bare Wire Termination for Custom Wiring

The connector features bare wire terminations that accept stripped cable ends, allowing direct connection without soldering to prewired leads. This design simplifies installation work and supports clean, organized wiring in studios, venues, broadcast facilities, and commercial sound systems where custom cable lengths and routing are common.

Custom Pin Configuration for Specialized Audio Needs

Each pin can be wired according to specific system requirements, giving installers full control over signal routing and grounding. This flexibility is useful for non-standard audio applications, troubleshooting legacy wiring, or adapting balanced audio lines to unique system layouts without additional adapters.

Reliable XLR Interface for Balanced Audio Signals

Built around a standard 3-pin XLR male format, the connector maintains compatibility with professional microphones, audio interfaces, mixers, and wall plates. It supports balanced audio connections that help reduce noise and interference in installed sound systems and long cable runs.

Built for Professional AV and Installed Sound Systems

This connector is intended for fixed installations rather than quick field swaps, making it well suited for theaters, conference rooms, houses of worship, and recording facilities. Its straightforward design supports long-term reliability and clean signal transfer in environments where stable connections matter most.

Compact Design for Clean Integration

The compact housing allows the connector to fit easily into tight installation spaces, junction boxes, and wall panels. This helps maintain a neat appearance while keeping audio connections accessible for future service or system updates.