CLIFF 6.35mm Stereo Solder Switched Jack Socket - CL1322A

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The CLIFF CL1322A 6.35mm stereo switched jack socket is designed for audio engineers, DIY instrument builders, and technicians who require a robust, panel-mounted connector for professional audio equipment. Its primary benefit is the integrated switching mechanism, which allows for versatile signal routing configurations, though it requires precise soldering skills and manual wiring to implement correctly in a chassis.
| Model Part Number | CL1322A |
|---|---|
| Brand | Switch Electronics |
The CL1322A is a stereo (TRS) socket, meaning it features three connection points plus the switched contacts.
This component requires an 11.2mm panel cut-out.
Yes, with a 5A current rating and 2000V DC withstand, it can handle low-voltage power distribution, provided it is wired with appropriate cable gauges.
The socket is designed to be panel-mounted via the integrated bezel and nut; no additional mounting screws are required.
The solder tags are designed for standard through-hole soldering, though using high-quality flux and pre-tinning your wires will ensure a reliable connection.
Check that the solder joints on the tags are firm and that the internal spring contacts are making proper contact with the plug tip and ring.
Verify that your wiring configuration matches the switched lug layout of the socket and that the plug is fully seated to trigger the switch.
Tighten the mounting nut on the front of the bezel; if the nut loosens repeatedly, apply a small amount of non-permanent thread locker.
To install the socket, ensure your enclosure panel has an 11.2mm circular cut-out. Insert the socket from the front of the panel and secure it using the provided hardware. When soldering, use a temperature-controlled iron to avoid overheating the contacts, as excessive heat can deform the internal plastic housing of the jack. Ensure your wire gauges are appropriate for the solder tags to prevent mechanical strain on the connections. Periodically clean the internal spring contacts with an electronics-grade contact cleaner if you notice intermittent audio signal after long-term use in dusty environments.