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FT232RL USB to RS232 serial cable with four stripped wire ends

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Ruth's sister FT232RL USB RS232 Serial 4Pin Wire End Stripped Cable

SKU CH-PF08-W9M06

A USB-to-RS232 serial cable with FT232RL chip and four stripped wire ends for direct connections

  • USB to serial conversion with FT232RL chip
  • Four-pin stripped wires for direct board connection
  • RS232 signalling for legacy equipment support
  • New cable ready for immediate installation

FT232RL USB to RS232 Serial Cable

This cable converts a USB port into an RS232 serial connection using the FT232RL chipset. It features a 4-pin design with stripped wire ends for direct soldering or terminal block attachment. The adapter is compatible with USB-RS232-WE devices and requires no external power supply. It provides a straightforward link for legacy serial equipment.

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Makers and technicians can use this cable to interface microcontrollers, routers or industrial gear that communicate over RS232. The stripped ends allow custom pinouts or permanent installation inside enclosures. Buyers needing a standard DB9 connector or hardware flow control lines should select a different adapter. Users who require galvanic isolation must look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • USB to serial conversion with FT232RL chip
  • Four-pin stripped wires for direct board connection
  • RS232 signalling for legacy equipment support
  • New cable ready for immediate installation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How much power does the cable draw from the USB port during continuous use?

The FT232RL chip inside the cable is powered directly from the USB port and typically draws only a few milliamps during operation.

What serial device or connector must I already have to use the stripped wire ends?

You need a target device with a compatible RS232 serial interface — such as a DB9 or terminal block — that you can solder or crimp to the four stripped wires.

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