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USB to RS485 serial converter adapter with FTDI chip

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Ruth's sister 3.3 485 internal power cable

SKU CH-7TNS-9WBAP

USB-to-RS485 serial converter adapter with selectable 3.3 V or 5 V VCC output

  • USB-to-RS485 converter enables serial communication
  • FTDI chipset supports 3.3 V and 5 V VCC output levels
  • 485 interface suits industrial and automation wiring
  • Compact adapter integrates directly inside the system

FTDI USB to RS485 converter adapter

The FTDI 3.3 v 5v VCC Output USB to RS485 Serial Communication Converter Adapter provides a direct link between a USB host and RS485 differential bus. It suits engineers and technicians who need reliable serial communication for industrial or embedded equipment.

Sustained data integrity on long cable runs

The adapter maintains stable voltage output at 3.3 and 5v levels during continuous transmission across the 485 network. Its FTDI chipset handles extended sessions without the signal degradation that can affect lesser converters under constant load.

Highlights

  • USB-to-RS485 converter enables serial communication
  • FTDI chipset supports 3.3 V and 5 V VCC output levels
  • 485 interface suits industrial and automation wiring
  • Compact adapter integrates directly inside the system

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the adapter draw enough power from the USB port to run all day without overheating?

It uses the USB bus for its 3.3 V and 5 V outputs, so no external supply is needed for typical RS-485 loads.

What connector must my target device already have for this cable to work?

Your device needs an RS-485 serial port; the adapter presents a standard USB interface on the host side.

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