David Clark Headset Mic Adapter OTH 3.5mm to Lightning – 55300G-03
Connect your over-the-head David Clark headset microphone to Apple Lightning devices with this OEM 3.5 mm to Lightning adapter for clear, reliable audio.
Genuine David Clark adapter for OTH (over-the-head) headsets
Converts 3.5 mm headset mic connection to Apple Lightning
Consistent, low-noise voice capture for comms and recording apps
Rugged, aviation-grade design for ramp and cockpit environments
Plug-and-play operation—no external power or drivers required
OEM part number 55300G-03 for precise compatibility
The David Clark 55300G-03 Headset Mic Adapter bridges legacy 3.5 mm microphone plugs on over-the-head (OTH) headsets to Apple Lightning devices, enabling dependable voice transmission for pilots, technicians, trainers, and ground support teams. Ideal for mobile communications, EFB workflows, debrief recording, and remote training, this adapter preserves the audio clarity and rugged reliability associated with David Clark equipment. Its straightforward plug-and-play design keeps your workflow simple—connect your headset’s 3.5 mm mic lead to the adapter, then plug the Lightning end into a compatible iPhone or iPad. Whether coordinating ramp ops, capturing training audio, or integrating with digital comm tools, this OTH 3.5 mm to Lightning adapter delivers stable, professional-grade performance in demanding aviation environments.
Technical Specifications
Manufacturer: David Clark
Part Number: 55300G-03
Interface: 3.5 mm headset microphone (input) to Apple Lightning (output)
Form Factor: OTH (over-the-head) headset mic lead compatibility
Power: Bus-powered via Lightning (no external power required)
Use Cases: Mobile comms, EFB apps, training/debrief, voice recording
Installation: Plug-and-play
Package Includes: Headset mic adapter (OTH 3.5 mm to Lightning)
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