BNC Male to RCA Male Adaptor (PR-C06)

The BNC Male to RCA Male adaptor is a compact connector designed to join two different connection standards. One end carries a BNC male plug, a bayonet-locking connector commonly used on coaxial cables and test or video equipment. The other end carries an RCA male plug, a push-on connector widely used for audio and video equipment. The adaptor lets you connect the two without changing the cables or devices on either side.
What the adaptor does
Many devices and cables use BNC, while many others use RCA. When these two meet, a direct cable run is not always possible. This adaptor serves as a short, direct bridge between them. It is a simple passive part, so it does not need power and does not add controls or settings to your system.
Key features
- BNC male connector on one end, with bayonet coupling
- RCA male connector on the other end, push-on type
- Compact, direct connection with no cable length added
- Part of the Connectors and Adaptors range in Tools and Hardware
- Article number PR-C06
Specifications
Our product information for this item is limited to the connector types described above. For exact impedance, frequency range, voltage rating, materials and dimensions, please check the supplier documentation or contact us before ordering.
Typical uses
- Connecting a BNC output to an RCA input on audio or video equipment
- Linking an RCA cable to a BNC port on test, monitoring or recording gear
- Adapting existing cables when upgrading or replacing a device
- Temporary connections in workshops, studios, labs and installation work
Installation tips
Before connecting, make sure both plugs are clean and undamaged. For BNC, align the pins with the slots on the socket, push in, and turn the outer ring clockwise until it locks. For RCA, push the plug straight into the socket until it seats. Avoid forcing a connection that does not line up. Support the adaptor so that cable weight does not pull on the join, as this can loosen the connection over time.
Compatibility and checks
Both connector types are common, but not every BNC or RCA connection carries the same kind of signal. Before using the adaptor, confirm that your equipment expects the signal type you intend to send, and that the impedance and voltage levels match the devices involved. Using an adaptor between mismatched systems may cause poor performance or signal loss. If you are unsure, check the manuals for both devices or seek advice from a qualified installer.
Care and storage
Store the adaptor in a dry place, away from dust and direct sunlight. Keep the contacts clean and free of debris. Replace the adaptor if the plugs become bent, loose, corroded or damaged, as a faulty connection can cause intermittent problems that are hard to trace.
Why choose this adaptor
This adaptor is a practical, low-cost way to solve a common connection problem. It saves time compared with sourcing a custom cable and keeps your existing equipment in use. Order article number PR-C06 and keep one in your toolkit for quick, reliable links between BNC and RCA connections.







