Neutrik

Neutrik Ndf XLR Chassis Socket Dummy Plug (2-Pack)

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Protect Your XLR Connections from Dust and Debris The Neutrik NDF Dummy Plug is designed to protect your female XLR chassis sockets from dust, dirt, and other contaminants. This pack includes four dummy plugs, ensuring that your valuable audio equipment stays clean and functioning properly. Key...

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Overview

Protect Your XLR Connections from Dust and Debris

The Neutrik NDF Dummy Plug is designed to protect your female XLR chassis sockets from dust, dirt, and other contaminants. This pack includes four dummy plugs, ensuring that your valuable audio equipment stays clean and functioning properly.

Key Specifications:

  • Type: Dummy Plug
  • Connector: Female XLR Receptacle
  • Purpose: Dust Cover

Key Features

Pack of 4 NDF dummy by Neutrik,

Neutrik NDF dummyPLUG for Male XLR Receptacles.

The dummy PLUG NDM for Neutrik male XLR receptacles enables you to simplify cabling.

Unused inputs can be covered to avoid miss wiring and protect against dust additionally.

Specifications

Product Type
Dummy Plug
Connector Type
XLR Chassis Socket
Compatibility
Neutrik Male XLR Receptacles
Quantity
Pack of 4
Purpose
Simplify cabling, avoid miswiring, protect against dust

Frequently Asked Questions

This dummy plug is used for Neutrik male XLR receptacles to simplify cabling, avoid miswiring, and protect unused inputs against dust.
This product comes as a pack of 4 NDF dummy plugs by Neutrik.
These dummy plugs are specifically designed for Neutrik male XLR receptacles.
No, these are dummy plugs, meaning their purpose is to cover unused inputs for protection and organization, not to provide an electrical connection or signal pass-through.
The main benefits include simplifying cabling by covering unused inputs, preventing miswiring, and protecting the XLR receptacles from dust.