BNC-LR(43)

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BNC-LR (43) refers to a type of electrical connector used in Audio-Visual Applications. It is a mixture of coaxial and balanced audio connections used to carry signals both short and long distances, often replacing other types of connectors such as banana plugs, spade lugs, and spring terminals. This versatile and highly reliable connection is often used for rental and permanent installations where quick and easy installation is desired.

When it comes to audio-visual applications, BNC-LR (43) is designed for a wide range of uses. It is ideal for professional-grade equipment such as projectors, amplifiers, and televisions. Because it comes in an assortment of sizes and lengths, BNC-LR (43) can be used in both audio and video applications, sending signal both short and long distances, with minimal loss of signal.

The working principle of BNC-LR (43) is relatively simple. It uses a screw-on, quick release design, which allows for fast and easy installation. The connection consists of a base that has an outer protecting sleeve and an inner core. Inside the core is an electrical contact, which allows for a connection between the device and the cable. The outer sleeve is connected to the device, and the inner core, with its contact, is connected to the cable.

When the connection is established, the electrical contact transfers the signal from the device to the cable, thus sending the signal along the length of the cable to the intended destination. This connector is commonly used for low voltage applications and the connection is usually rated for cables up to a certain length, typically up to 40 meters.

As a result of its simplistic design, its robustness, and its cost-benefit, BNC-LR (43) is suitable for any audio-visual application, especially those which require cables to send signal significant distances. This makes it one of the most popular connectors used in professional and amateur audio-visual environments, such as theaters, recording studios, conference halls, and live events.

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