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Fervit DB25 90 Degree Up Angled Male Nut to Female Screw Extension Adapter
A 90-degree angled DB25 male-to-female adapter extends tight-port connections with secure screw fittings
- Fits tight spaces with 90-degree upward angle
- Secure DB25 link via male nuts and female screws
- Extends legacy parallel or AES/EBU connections reliably
- D-shaped shield blocks EMI and ensures correct orientation
- 25-pin density supports multi-channel audio and data
DB25 90-degree angled adapter
This Fervit DB25 adapter connects a male D-Sub plug with nuts to a female D-Sub socket with screws. The 90-degree upward angle routes the cable away from the port, which helps when rear-panel space is tight. It extends an existing DB25 connection for parallel, digital audio or industrial equipment.
Suits tight backs and legacy gear
Builders working with Parallel LPT cards, multi-channel recorders or industrial panels gain a secure, keyed connection that resists vibration. The D-shaped shield prevents mis-mating and blocks EMI. Buyers who need a straight-through cable or a different pin count should look at other adapters.
90-degree up angle saves clearance
The right-angle hood is the feature that decides fit. It lets the cable run parallel to the chassis instead of projecting straight out, clearing nearby cards, brackets or rack rails. If the port faces sideways or downward, a different angle or straight adapter will be required.
Highlights
- Fits tight spaces with 90-degree upward angle
- Secure DB25 link via male nuts and female screws
- Extends legacy parallel or AES/EBU connections reliably
- D-shaped shield blocks EMI and ensures correct orientation
- 25-pin density supports multi-channel audio and data
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What clearance does the 90 degree up angled DB25 adapter need behind the port?
The 90 degree up angle lets the cable run parallel to the panel, so you only need enough depth for the adapter body itself rather than a straight backshell.
How do I secure the male nuts and female screws on this DB25 adapter without cross-threading?
Start both male nuts by hand until they engage fully, then finger-tighten the female screws; finally give each a light turn with a small spanner — overtightening strips the threads.
When should I replace the 25 pin DB25 adapter if the signal becomes unreliable?
Replace it if the D-shaped shield is bent, any of the 25 pins are bent or corroded, or the male nuts and female screws no longer hold the mated connector firmly.
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