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DR25 25-pin male elbow connector internal power cable

Ruth's sister

Ruth's sister DR25 25-pin male elbow connector internal power cable

SKU CH-XF7N-7YJDS

25-pin male elbow connector for internal power wiring in tight spaces

  • 25-pin solid-needle contacts ensure reliable parallel-port signal transfer
  • Right-angle elbow design routes the cable neatly inside tight chassis spaces
  • DB25 male connector fits legacy parallel interfaces directly
  • New condition guarantees pristine contacts and insulation

25-Pin Elbow Connector for Internal Wiring

The Ruth's sister DR25 is a new 25-pin male elbow connector designed for internal power cable assemblies. Its right-angle form factor helps route wiring in tight chassis spaces. The solid-needle contacts are intended for direct board soldering. This part suits builders terminating custom DB25 parallel-port cables.

25-Core DB25 Pin Count Matches Legacy Ports

The connector provides exactly 25 cores to match standard DB25 parallel interfaces. Verify that your application requires a 25-pin male plug with an elbow orientation before ordering. Builders needing a straight header or a different pin count should select an alternative part.

Highlights

  • 25-pin solid-needle contacts ensure reliable parallel-port signal transfer
  • Right-angle elbow design routes the cable neatly inside tight chassis spaces
  • DB25 male connector fits legacy parallel interfaces directly
  • New condition guarantees pristine contacts and insulation

Specifications

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Questions about this item

What does the 25-pin count mean when the connector is soldered to a board?

The 25 pins give you 25 separate conductors through the DB25 parallel interface, each carried by a solid needle contact that is soldered directly to the PCB.

Which interface standard does the DB25 parallel port follow, and what does that limit in practice?

The connector follows the DB25 parallel-port pinout, so it is limited to the signalling rates and voltage levels defined for that legacy parallel interface.

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