ProAV Accessories and Tools for Commercial and Industrial Projects
Windy City Wire, based in Bolingbrook, IL, supports professional audio video teams with a comprehensive selection of ProAV accessories designed for commercial and industrial environments. As a leading manufacturer of low-voltage wire, we complement our cable offering with the small parts integrators rely on every day—tools, connectors, plugs, jacks, and cabling accessories—so you can source what you need from a single, reliable partner. We provide products and solutions that help you plan, install, and maintain high-performing AV systems at scale.
Why ProAV Teams Choose Windy City Wire
Product Scope: Small Parts That Make a Big Difference
What You Can Expect from Our ProAV Accessories
Built for the Demands of Professional AV
How Our Products and Solutions Add Value to Your Next Project
Getting the Right Parts for Your ProAV Application
Summary: Trust Windy City Wire with Your Next ProAV Project
Windy City Wire delivers a dependable portfolio of ProAV accessories tailored to the needs of commercial and industrial integrators. By pairing our low-voltage wire expertise with compatible connectors, jacks, tools, and cable management solutions, we help you design and build systems that are easier to install, maintain, and scale. We supply products and solutions—not services—so you can standardize on components that support quality and efficiency across every job. For B2B teams seeking reliable Pro AV accessories, structured cabling compatibility, and professional audio video performance, Windy City Wire is ready to support your next project.
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MaxBlock Connectors for Professional AV
Windy City Wire supports commercial and industrial integrators with dependable, low‑voltage components that streamline installation and service. Our MaxBlock Connectors are pluggable, Euroblock‑style terminal connectors commonly used across ProAV systems for line‑level audio, control signals, sensor and relay circuits, and equipment I/O. They help standardize terminations, speed up rack builds, and reduce on‑site rework—key advantages for AV contractors, design‑build firms, and OEMs.
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Plan Your Next ProAV Deployment
From conference rooms to large venues, MaxBlock Connectors support clean, serviceable terminations for audio, control, and sensor wiring. Standardize your field practices, reduce rework, and keep projects on schedule with components designed for the realities of commercial AV integration.
MaxBlock Connectors are low-voltage, pluggable terminal-style connectors from Windy City Wire built for Pro AV projects. They provide a secure, serviceable interface for audio I/O, control signals, sensors, and relay contacts—ideal for DSPs, amplifiers, control processors, matrix switchers, and room devices where fast field-termination and reliable maintenance matter.
Yes. MaxBlock Connectors are designed to mate with equipment that specifies pluggable terminal blocks. Select the plug that matches your device’s pin count and orientation, then terminate using the low-voltage cable you already deploy in AV (typical stranded multi-conductor or twisted-pair control/audio cable). Always confirm the device pinout and polarity in the manufacturer’s documentation before installation.
Most MaxBlock Connectors can be field-terminated with basic hand tools—a precision wire stripper and small screwdriver—no soldering required. Strip to the recommended length, insert clean copper conductors, tighten securely, and perform a gentle tug test. Avoid pre-tinning stranded conductors unless specified by the equipment manufacturer. For future service, label each plug to match channels/pinouts; connectors can be reopened for moves, adds, and changes to keep rack builds and on-site troubleshooting efficient.