Fervit
Fervit D-Sub RS232 9Pin DB9P Male to Female Down Angled 90 Degree Extension Adapter
A 90-degree down-angled DB9 male-to-female adapter for tight RS-232 ports with thumbscrew and screw-nut fittings
- Fits tight spaces with 90-degree down-angled design
- Secure thumbscrew female end locks cables in place
- Male screw nuts give firm panel-mount connection
- 9-pin DB9 RS232 serial interface fully supported
- Left-angled plug clears nearby ports and obstacles
Space-Saving RS232 Adapter
This Fervit DB9 adapter connects a male RS232 port to a female socket using a 90-degree downward angle. The compact right-angled design lets you attach cables in tight rear-panel clearances where a straight connector would not fit. It carries the full nine-pin, two-row contact layout for standard serial links.
Builders Facing Rear-Panel Clearance Limits
The thumbscrew female end and screw-nut male end give a secure, tool-free lock that resists vibration in industrial or rack environments. Installers who need an upward or sideways exit, or who require a gender changer rather than a straight-through extension, should select a different adapter orientation.
90-Degree Downward Angle Decides Fit
The single specification that determines compatibility is the fixed 90-degree downward angle of the male plug relative to the female socket. Verify that your equipment’s port orientation and surrounding space match this exact angle before purchase.
Highlights
- Fits tight spaces with 90-degree down-angled design
- Secure thumbscrew female end locks cables in place
- Male screw nuts give firm panel-mount connection
- 9-pin DB9 RS232 serial interface fully supported
- Left-angled plug clears nearby ports and obstacles
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the box contain and is anything else required?
The package includes the 90 degree DB9 male-to-female adapter only; no extra cables or screws are needed because the female side uses thumbscrews and the male side has screw nuts.
Which version of this adapter should I choose for a tight rear-panel RS232 port?
Choose the down-angled 90 degree model; its left-angled hood lets the cable exit downward so it fits behind equipment where a straight connector would hit the chassis.
What does the 90 degree angle mean once the adapter is installed in a machine?
The 90 degree bend re-routes the serial cable vertically, reducing strain on the port and clearing adjacent connectors in crowded 232 installations.
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