DB9 D-SUB RS232 Adapter 9 Pin Signals Terminal Breakout Plastic Cover 2 Row Male +Screw
Key features
- •DB9 RS232 D-SUB Male Adapter 9-pin Port Adapter to Terminal Connector Signal Module
- •Suitable for variety of pin connections required to use serial communications industrial control products
- •No need solder! It is convenient
- •DB9 male adapter with screw
DB9 D-SUB RS232 Adapter 9 Pin Signals Terminal Breakout Plastic Cover 2 Row Male +Screw
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Customer Reviews
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Easy to use
Matthew Costello✓ Verified Purchase•August 12, 2023
I used it to build a simple 3-wire adapter for a serial USB-DB9F cable. It was easy to wire up with the guts separate from the shell and the smallest grommet fit the 24/4 cable just fine. I ended up with a small enclosed adapter that cannot short to adjacent wires. It works perfectly.
Worked excellent
Andrew✓ Verified Purchase•July 27, 2023
Worked absolutely perfect for an old line that was cut. The plastic cover that flips over sits kind of high. Not an issue for me the way the ports were turned, but something to keep in mind if you're working in a tight space.
I work with various industrial control products. Many still ...
Jeff Taylor✓ Verified Purchase•July 9, 2023
I work with various industrial control products. Many still use serial communication. This allows me to quickly make the pinout connection I need without having to carry multiple cables.
Good quality product
K. S.✓ Verified Purchase•June 29, 2023
Did the trick. Just what I was seeking. Created an OBDII to DB9 cable using this adapter.
Flexible and can easily be rewired
Tom Berkebile✓ Verified Purchase•May 30, 2023
Very nice device and unlike other D-Sub connectors, it's just a matter of loosening the screw and moving the wire to rework the device.
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