Rolls XLF112 Female XLR to Screw-Terminal Adapter

Rolls XLF112: Solderless Female XLR to Bare Wire

The Rolls XLF112 is a female XLR to screw-terminal adapter that connects bare balanced wiring to a standard XLR jack without any soldering. It solves a routine install problem: tying a custom cable run or a piece of hard-wired equipment into standard pro-audio gear when there is no XLR connector already on the wire. Three screw terminals accept the bare conductors of a balanced cable, and the adapter presents a three-pin female XLR to plug into a microphone-level or line-level source. Made in the USA, it is a rugged, passive connector with no electronics to add noise. For installers, technicians, and anyone working with bare-wire runs, the XLF112 is a fast, solderless way to make a proper XLR connection.

Three Screw Terminals Wired Straight to a Female XLR

The XLF112 provides three screw-terminal connections that land the two signal conductors and the shield of a balanced cable, wiring them straight through to a three-pin female XLR. A balanced connection uses two signal conductors plus a ground, and the adapter's three terminals map directly to XLR pins so the balanced signal stays intact. Because the connection is made with screw terminals, you strip the wire, land it, and tighten, with no soldering iron, heat, or connector crimping required. That makes field connections quick and repeatable, even in a rack or junction box where soldering would be awkward. For temporary patches or permanent installs alike, solderless screw terminals turn a bare cable into an XLR connection in seconds.

Passive, Made-in-USA Construction

The XLF112 is a fully passive, made-in-USA adapter that combines the convenience of a screw terminal with the compatibility of a standard XLR jack. As a female XLR, it mates with the male XLR output of pro-audio gear or a standard microphone cable, letting install wiring tie into that equipment directly. There is no active circuitry, so the adapter neither powers anything nor colors the signal; it is purely a connection. Its solid construction stands up to the handling of field service and permanent installation. For custom AV installs with bare-wire runs, or for test and troubleshooting connections on the bench, that combination of ruggedness and solderless convenience is exactly what technicians reach for.

For Installers Tying Bare-Wire Runs into XLR Gear

The XLF112 is built for installers and technicians who work with bare-wire balanced runs: connecting install wiring to XLR gear, making temporary test or patch connections, wiring custom AV systems, and field service or troubleshooting. Because it needs no soldering, it turns any bare balanced cable into a proper female XLR connection on the spot. Its passive, made-in-USA construction means there is nothing to fail and nothing to power. For jobs that pair bare-wire runs with standard XLR equipment, it is the female counterpart to the male XLM113 adapter. For a solderless, dependable XLR-to-terminal connection, the XLF112 is a small part that saves real time on an install.