Introducing the range of RS PRO TOSlink Optical Cable Assemblies, ideal for connections that transfer digital audio signals in audio equipment. The 0.5 m cable has two connectors that have been designed with metal boots and has a 1 mm diameter inner core made from PMMA, a type of acrylic Plexiglas, making it more durable than a glass core. In addition to this, the cable assembly has a built-in strain relief to avoid the cable splitting around the edge of the boot, ensuring durability and protection from damage both internally and externally. The optical cable has a highly durable and flexible PVC outer jacket for optimum protection and performance for signal and satellite transmission, especially when the connector points are being moved around from set up to set up. These RS PRO TOSlink cables have been designed with the highest quality and versatility in mind, making it an ideal addition to any application or environment requiring fibre optic cable assembly setups.

TOSlink cables are a type of fibre optic cable that transmits a digital audio signal through light pulses rather than electricity and are versatile enough to support a wide range of media formats. These types of optical cables have no signal interference or distortion problems, which means they always provide the cleanest and clearest audio signals, ideal for use even at high volume levels. TOSlink cable assemblies are versatile and are designed with a variety of different sheath colours and in different lengths to suit all of your requirements. These types of optical cables are most commonly used in:

• Digital audio inputs/outputs on modern audio equipment


• Set-top and cable boxes


• Satellite dish receivers


• Computers


• Games consoles


• Home cinema systems like soundbars and Blu-Ray players

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