
Convert XLR cut-outs to 1/4 inch jack holes with this Penn Elcom cover plate. Ideal for adapting front modules. Dimensions: 40.8x30.5x19.3mm.
The Penn Elcom Cover Plate is designed to provide versatile solutions for front module configurations. It can be effectively used to blank off unused holes or convert an existing XLR connector cut-out to accommodate a 1/4 inch jack connector. This adaptability is particularly useful in situations where more than one connector type is required on a single front module, allowing for seamless integration without the need to replace the entire panel.
Manufactured to Penn Elcom's exacting standards, this cover plate ensures a neat, professional finish while maintaining the structural integrity of your equipment housing. Its precise dimensions guarantee a secure and flush fit within standard module setups.
Key Features
Whether you are upgrading existing audio equipment or reconfiguring an AV setup, this cover plate offers a practical and dependable solution for adapting connector cut-outs with ease.
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