KVM cable Microconnect XLRMF12 Black 12 m

The Microconnect XLRMF12 Black 12 m KVM cable is a 12-metre connection cable designed for audio and KVM setups that require extended reach and a durable, easy-to-handle design. The cable has XLR connectors for reliable audio and signal transmission and is finished in black. With a weight of 440 g and compact packaging dimensions, the cable is suitable for professional installations where longer runs are needed.

Advantages

This KVM cable offers a long 12 m length to bridge distance between devices without additional extenders. XLR connectors provide secure mating and consistent electrical contact for audio and control signals. The black outer jacket delivers a discreet appearance suitable for studio, stage, or rack-mounted environments. Its moderate weight makes handling and routing easier during installation.

Suitable for

• Connecting audio equipment in professional and semi-professional studio environments
• Linking KVM switches to remote consoles or servers where longer cable runs are necessary
• Stage and event setups requiring durable, low-visibility cabling
• Permanent or temporary rack installations with neat cable routing

Key specifications

• Cable length: 12 m
• Connector type: XLR (for audio and signal transmission)
• Product colour: Black
• Weight: 0.44 kg
• Package dimensions (W×D): 215 mm × 202 mm

How to use

Inspect both ends of the Microconnect XLRMF12 cable before installation to ensure connectors and the jacket are undamaged. Route the cable along the planned path, avoiding sharp bends and sources of mechanical strain. Insert the XLR connectors into the matching female/male sockets on devices or KVM equipment until the connector latches engage. Secure any excess cable length with appropriate ties or cable management to prevent stress on the connectors. When disconnecting, release the connector latch before pulling to avoid damage.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, keep the cable away from high-voltage power lines and strong electromagnetic sources. Use proper cable management in racks and on stage to minimise wear and maintain signal integrity. Periodically inspect connectors and the jacket for signs of wear and replace the cable if damage is found.