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Brainwavz DB15 Solderless Serial 15-pin Male Adapter Breakout Board with Case (2PCS)
Connects serial devices via a solderless 15-pin male breakout board with labelled ports and a protective case, supplied as a pair
- TypeUSB to DisplayPort Adapters
- Solderless 128-type terminals enable tool-free wiring
- Protective case with cable clamp secures connections
- Clear port labels on both sides speed installation
- Nickel-plated copper contacts ensure reliable signal transfer
- Two male DB15 adapters included for multiple devices
Solderless DB15 Male Breakout Kit
This pack supplies two DB15 male adapter boards that let you terminate serial cables without any soldering. Each board uses 128 spring-clamp terminals for quick, tool-free wiring and ships inside a protective PP case with long mounting bolts and nuts.
Installers needing fast field termination
Technicians who regularly service PLCs, tax terminals, barcode scanners, modem links or industrial instruments will appreciate the labelled signal pins and the cable-retention plate that stops wires pulling loose. The kit is not suited for permanent high-vibration installations that demand a fully soldered or crimped connection.
128 solderless terminals per board
The 128 spring-loaded contacts are the single specification that determines whether this adapter matches your wiring density; each DB15 connector breaks out to 15 clearly marked pins, but the terminal count fixes how many individual conductors you can land in one go.
Highlights
- Solderless 128-type terminals enable tool-free wiring
- Protective case with cable clamp secures connections
- Clear port labels on both sides speed installation
- Nickel-plated copper contacts ensure reliable signal transfer
- Two male DB15 adapters included for multiple devices
Specifications
| Type | USB to DisplayPort Adapters |
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Questions about this item
What comes in the package and what must I supply myself?
The pack contains two DB15 male breakout boards, two plastic cases and two sets of long bolts with nuts for the 128 screw terminals; you must provide the wires to connect to the terminals.
Which version should I pick for a standard 15-pin serial device?
Both boards are identical 15-pin male DB15 adapters, so either one works for a standard serial connection; the second board is a spare or for a second device.
How does the 15-pin layout help when wiring a real serial link?
Every signal pin is labelled on both sides of the board, letting you match each wire to the correct 15-pin function without guessing.
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