BONAEVER
BONAEVER DB15 Female Adapter with Case
A 15-pin DB15 female-to-screw-terminal adapter in a protective ABS case for industrial serial connections
- Case TypeProtection Case
- Screw-terminal block enables solder-free wiring
- Insulated ABS+PC case protects contacts and wiring
- Nickel-plated copper pins rated for 10 A current
- Compact 60×42×20 mm board fits tight enclosures
- Includes cable clamp plate and mounting hardware
DB15 Female Adapter for Industrial Signals
The BONAEVER DB15 female adapter converts a 15-pin port into screw-terminal connections for serial or industrial control wiring. It targets technicians and engineers who need a quick, solder-free way to break out individual signals from a DB15 cable.
10 A Current Limit and 26–16 AWG Wire Range
The terminal block accepts wires from 26 to 16 AWG and is rated for 10 A per contact. Builders must stay within that current ceiling and wire gauge window; thicker conductors or higher loads are not supported by this module.
Nickel-Plated Copper Pins in ABS/PC Case
A copper base with nickel-plated pins sits inside an ABS and PC enclosure measuring 60 x 42 x 20 mm and weighing 27 g. The case includes a 10 mm cable gland, a pressing plate and mounting hardware so the assembly stays secure on a panel or DIN rail.
Highlights
- Screw-terminal block enables solder-free wiring
- Insulated ABS+PC case protects contacts and wiring
- Nickel-plated copper pins rated for 10 A current
- Compact 60×42×20 mm board fits tight enclosures
- Includes cable clamp plate and mounting hardware
Specifications
| Case Type | Protection Case |
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the 15-pin version or a different pin count for my serial control project?
This adapter is a 15-pin DB15 female breakout board; choose it when your cable or device uses a standard 15-pin D-sub connector.
What does the 10 A rating mean when I wire this into my machine?
Each terminal can carry up to 10 A continuously, so the board suits low-power industrial signals and control circuits within that limit.
Which wire gauges does the screw-terminal interface accept, and what does that cap in practice?
The terminals accept 26–16 AWG solid or stranded wire, capping the maximum conductor size at 16 AWG for reliable clamping.
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