LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD DB15 Serial Adapter 15-pin RS232 Male-Female 90° Down Angled
A 15-pin DB15 serial adapter with 90° down-angled male-to-female connectors and screw nuts for tight RS232 ports
- Fits tight spaces with 90° down-angled design
- Secure DB15 connection via male nuts and female screws
- Compatible with legacy RS232 serial equipment
- Suits industrial, medical and telecom D-sub applications
- Does not support HDB15 VGA video ports
DB15 RS232 angled adapter
The LORDWORLD DB15 adapter connects a 15-pin RS232 male port to a female port using a 90-degree down angle. It includes screw nuts on the male side and screws on the female side for a secure fit. The compact angle lets you plug in even when surrounding space is limited. It is built for legacy serial connections in industrial and commercial settings.
Suits tight serial ports; not for VGA
This adapter suits technicians maintaining older D-sub equipment in telecommunications, data, industrial, military, instrumentation or medical fields. It works where a straight connector would hit a chassis or cable bend. Buyers needing a video connection for a 15-pin VGA port should look elsewhere because the pinout differs. It also does not add extra ports or convert signal protocols.
One 15-pin link with 90° clearance
The adapter handles a single 15-pin RS232 link through its angled body, giving clearance in crowded panels. It runs out when the application demands a straight-through cable, a different pin count or a video-grade HDB15 interface. No signal conversion or gender change beyond male-to-female is provided. The 90-degree bend is fixed and cannot be rotated.
Highlights
- Fits tight spaces with 90° down-angled design
- Secure DB15 connection via male nuts and female screws
- Compatible with legacy RS232 serial equipment
- Suits industrial, medical and telecom D-sub applications
- Does not support HDB15 VGA video ports
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What type of female port does the 15-pin male end of this adapter need to plug into?
The 15-pin male end with screw nuts fits a standard DB15 female port; it will not work with an HDB15 VGA port.
Will the 90-degree down angle clear a cable plugged into the port next to it on a legacy PCI serial card?
The 90-degree down angle directs the cable away from the card bracket, giving clearance for adjacent ports on older hardware.
How can I verify the RS232 link is active after connecting this adapter?
Check that the screws and nuts are fully seated, then confirm data flow in your terminal software or device manager.
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