LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD 15pin 90 Degree Angled DSUB Male to Female Adapter
A 90-degree angled DSUB adapter connects 15-pin male and female ports in tight spaces
- Right-angle 90 degree design eases cable routing in tight spaces
- 15-pin DSUB male-to-female adapter extends legacy device connections
- D-shaped shield blocks mechanical and electromagnetic interference
- Keyed asymmetric shape guarantees correct orientation every time
- Not compatible with HDB15 VGA ports — verify before purchase
15-pin DSUB 90-degree adapter
This 90-degree angled DSUB adapter connects a 15-pin male plug to a female socket. It suits technicians and engineers who need to route legacy serial or parallel cables in tight equipment racks. The compact right-angle design reduces strain on panel-mounted ports. It is not for users who require a standard straight-through gender changer.
Two-row 15-contact pinout
The adapter carries 15 contacts arranged in two rows at a 90-degree angle. This specific pin density matches legacy DB-style interfaces used in industrial, medical and telecommunications gear. The D-shaped shield ensures correct orientation and guards against electromagnetic interference. It does not work with HDB15-pin VGA ports, so buyers needing video connectivity must choose a different adapter.
Shielded D-sub housing only
The bundle consists solely of the shielded adapter body with male and female ends. No cables, screws, drivers or configuration software are included. Installers must supply their own mounting hardware and cabling. This keeps the package lightweight for field-service kits but means buyers needing a complete cable assembly must source it separately.
Highlights
- Right-angle 90 degree design eases cable routing in tight spaces
- 15-pin DSUB male-to-female adapter extends legacy device connections
- D-shaped shield blocks mechanical and electromagnetic interference
- Keyed asymmetric shape guarantees correct orientation every time
- Not compatible with HDB15 VGA ports — verify before purchase
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How does the 90-degree angle change the cable routing behind my equipment?
The right-angle bend lets the cable run parallel to the panel instead of sticking straight out, reducing strain on the port and saving space in tight racks or behind desks
What does the 15-pin D-sub interface support in practice?
It carries legacy serial, parallel or proprietary industrial signals; the adapter simply passes those pins straight through with no conversion or active circuitry
What clearance does the angled hood need to fit and mount securely?
The D-shaped shell requires a matching cut-out and the 90-degree hood extends sideways, so allow room for the width of the connector body plus the cable bend radius
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