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Fervit DSUB RS232 15pin Male Nut to Female Screw 90 Degree Angled Connector
A 15-pin D-Sub RS232 gender changer with a 90-degree angled male nut to female screw design for tight spaces
- 90° angled design fits tight spaces around ports
- 15-pin male nut to female screw extends D-Sub connections
- Two-row contact layout supports RS232 serial links
- D-Sub interface works across telecom, industrial and medical gear
- Simple plug-and-socket adapter needs no extra drivers
Space-saving serial adapter
The Fervit DSUB RS232 15pin Male Nut to Female Screw connector provides a 90-degree angled extension for tight rear-panel clearances. It adapts a standard high-density 15-pin D-sub port so cables can route downward instead of projecting straight back. This suits industrial, instrumentation and legacy PC installations where adjacent hardware blocks straight plugs. The male end secures with nuts while the female side accepts screws for a firm lock.
15-pin high-density gender changer
The single specification that decides fit is the 15-pin two-row D-subminiature interface with male nuts to female screws. Only equipment using this exact pin count and gender arrangement will mate correctly; 9-pin or 25-pin serial ports are not compatible. Verify the host port is a high-density 15-pin female before purchase. No signal conversion or protocol translation is performed by this passive adapter.
Passive thermal profile
As a purely passive metal-shell connector, the unit generates no heat and emits no noise during operation. Power draw is zero because no active circuitry is present. The angled hood simply redirects the cable bend radius, reducing mechanical stress on the port without affecting signal integrity. Normal use imposes no thermal or acoustic load on the host system.
Highlights
- 90° angled design fits tight spaces around ports
- 15-pin male nut to female screw extends D-Sub connections
- Two-row contact layout supports RS232 serial links
- D-Sub interface works across telecom, industrial and medical gear
- Simple plug-and-socket adapter needs no extra drivers
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 90-degree angle let me plug this into a tight rear-panel RS-232 port?
Yes, the right-angle body routes the cable downward so the connector clears adjacent ports or chassis walls that would block a straight plug.
Does the DB-232 interface limit cable length or data rate in practice?
RS-232 signalling is typically reliable up to 15 metres at standard baud rates; longer runs need lower speeds or a line driver.
What hardware do I need to secure the 15-pin male and female ends?
The male side has integrated nuts and the female side accepts screws, so both ends fasten with standard D-sub hardware — no extra brackets required.
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