PowerCon Connection Adapter

Neutrik NAC3MM-1 powerCON Adapter

Neutrik NAC3MM-1 is a powerCON adapter designed for professional use, created by Neutrik, known for its reliable connection solutions for power and signal transmission in the audio and lighting industry. This adapter is used to extend power connections between two powerCON cables with connectors of type NAC3FCA and NAC3FCB.

Features and Functions

• Coupling Type: NAC3MM-1 functions as a "gender changer," allowing the connection of two powerCON cables of different genders (female connector to male connector) for extended reach.
• Safety and Reliability: Neutrik’s powerCON series is known for being robust and safe to use, making them ideal for live and studio productions.
• Secured Locking Mechanism: The adapter has a locking mechanism that prevents accidental disconnection, which is important in scenarios with high power consumption and demanding environments.
• Power Handling: The adapter is designed to handle up to 16 A, making it suitable for professional scenarios involving heavy equipment.

What is NAC3MM-1 used for?

NAC3MM-1 is typically used in professional audio, lighting, and video production, where reliable power cables are necessary. The adapter allows for the extension of existing powerCON cables and the creation of longer power cables without losing contact security. This adapter is highly useful in stage environments, live concerts, studio productions, and mobile setups, where high flexibility and robustness are required.

5 Examples of Use

1. Live Concert Setups: Extend power connections to audio amplifiers or effect lighting located further away from the main power source.
2. TV and Film Productions: Used to secure a power adapter for cameras or lighting where standard cables are not long enough to reach the desired locations.
3. Mobile Sound Systems: In mobile scenarios, such as festivals, the adapter is used to connect multiple powerCON cables to create long, continuous power connections to various systems.
4. Theater Setups: Used for temporary setups in theaters, where audio and lighting equipment often needs to be moved and extended flexibly between performances.
5. Event Production: At larger events, where stage lighting and visual effects require significant power extension to route cables around the stage.