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Cables To Go 02926 RJ45 to DB15 Male Data Adapter Grey
Connects serial printers, terminals, modems and POS devices via a 15-pin DB15 male to RJ45 male adapter
- ColorBlack
- Cable LengthNo
- Changer TypeRJ45 to DB15 Male
- FeaturesConnector 1: RJ45 Connector 2: DB15 Male Easy to connect ser
- Connect serial printers, terminals and modems easily
- 15-pin DB15 male to RJ45 male interface
- Grey modular adapter for legacy serial equipment
- Lightweight at .040 lbs for portable use
- Simple plug-and-play connection with no cable needed
RJ45 to DB15 serial adapter
This modular adapter bridges an RJ45 jack to a 15-pin D-Sub male plug. It lets technicians connect serial printers, terminals, modems and POS equipment to infrastructure that uses RJ45 cabling.
Installers fitting legacy serial gear
Ideal for engineers who need a quick gender-matched link between DB15 serial ports and RJ45 patch panels. Not suited for users who require a female DB15 connector, a different pin count or signal conversion beyond simple pass-through.
15-pin DB15 male to RJ45 male pinout
The adapter presents a 15-pin D-Sub male interface on one side and an RJ45 male interface on the other. Verifying that the target device expects this exact pin arrangement is the single check that confirms compatibility.
Highlights
- Connect serial printers, terminals and modems easily
- 15-pin DB15 male to RJ45 male interface
- Grey modular adapter for legacy serial equipment
- Lightweight at .040 lbs for portable use
- Simple plug-and-play connection with no cable needed
Specifications
| Brand | C2G |
|---|---|
| Model | 02926 |
| Color | Black |
| Cable Length | No |
| Changer Type | RJ45 to DB15 Male |
| Features | Connector 1: RJ45 Connector 2: DB15 Male Easy to connect serial printers, terminals, modems, POS devices and other serial equipment. Color: Grey Weight: 0.040lbs. |
| Shipping weight | 0.02 kg |
| Package size | 51 × 38 × 13 mm |
Questions about this item
Will the DB15 male end fit a standard 15-pin D-Sub port on my serial device?
Yes, the adapter presents a 15-pin D-Sub male connector that mates with any standard DB15 female port used by serial printers, terminals or POS equipment.
Do I need any tools or drivers to connect the RJ45 side to my Cat5 patch cable?
No tools or drivers are required; simply insert the RJ45 plug into the adapter's modular jack until it clicks, then secure the DB15 screws by hand.
How often should I replace this adapter if it stays plugged into a POS terminal?
The passive adapter has no moving parts or electronics to wear out; replace it only if the RJ45 latch breaks or the DB15 pins become bent.
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