Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIE 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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Connects APC UPS 940-0144 to USB via RJ12 6P6C RS232 FTDI serial converter
This USB to RJ12 6P6C converter uses an FTDI chip to provide a serial RS232 link for APC UPS units matching part number 940-0144. It lets administrators connect a management host directly to the UPS for monitoring and configuration. The cable is supplied new and ready for rack or desktop deployment.
Technicians who need a native USB serial connection to supported APC hardware will find this adapter fits the requirement. Buyers whose UPS uses a different communication port or protocol cannot use this cable. Those requiring a pure USB cable or an Ethernet management interface should look elsewhere.
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The cable is a single USB-to-RJ12 6P6C assembly; no extra adapters or driver media are included.
Yes, the 6P6C RJ12 plug matches the serial management port on the APC UPS 940-0144.
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