BONAEVER
BONAEVER DB15 Male Adapter with Case 15-pin 60 x 42 x 20mm
A DB15 male breakout adapter converts a 15-pin port to labelled screw terminals inside a protective case measuring 60 x 42 x 20mm
- Case TypeProtection Case
- Ready-to-use terminal block eliminates soldering
- 15-pin DB15 male connector with labelled signal ports
- Protective ABS+PC case measures 60 x 42 x 20 mm
- Accepts 26-16 AWG wires rated for 10 A
- Includes cable pressing plate, screws and nuts for secure assembly
DB15 Male Adapter with Protective Case
The BONAEVER DB15 male adapter provides a 15-pin breakout connector with screw terminals for serial communications and industrial control wiring. It arrives new inside a fitted protection case that houses the PCB and terminal block. No soldering is required, making it practical for field installations or bench prototyping where quick, secure connections are needed.
Thermals Noise and Power Draw
The adapter is rated for 10A current capacity and accepts wire sizes from 26 to 16AWG. Copper terminals with nickel plating and a copper base improve contact quality and resist oxidation during extended use. As a passive connector module it generates no heat, produces no noise and draws no power beyond the signals passing through it.
Build Quality and Daily Use
The enclosure combines ABS and PC plastic with an all-copper base, measuring 60 x 42 x 20mm and weighing 27G. Terminal holes are 3mm in diameter on a 5mm pitch, while the cable entry hole is 10mm. A metal cable pressing plate, two screws and two nuts are included for strain relief. Torque for the terminals is specified at 0.2Nm.
Highlights
- Ready-to-use terminal block eliminates soldering
- 15-pin DB15 male connector with labelled signal ports
- Protective ABS+PC case measures 60 x 42 x 20 mm
- Accepts 26-16 AWG wires rated for 10 A
- Includes cable pressing plate, screws and nuts for secure assembly
Specifications
| Case Type | Protection Case |
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Questions about this item
How do I mount the DB15 male adapter inside the ABS+PC case without stripping the threads?
Insert the 15-pin male connector with nut through the case opening, tighten the nut to 0.2Nm (1.7Lb-In.) using a small spanner, then secure the cable pressing plate with the two supplied screws.
What wire gauges can I use with the screw terminals and how often should I re-tighten them?
Accepts 26-16AWG solid or stranded wire; nickel-plated copper terminals resist oxidation, so re-torque to 0.2Nm only if vibration loosens the connections.
At what current will the 3 mm terminal holes become the thermal bottleneck?
Rated at 10A continuous; the 0.12"/3mm terminal holes and 5mm pitch copper pins set the practical limit before temperature rise exceeds specification.
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