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Tripp Lite
Connects two DB9 serial ports over an RJ45 link for short-haul RS-232 communication
The Tripp Lite P450-000 is a null modem adapter kit designed for RS232 serial communication. It connects two DB9 female ports to RJ45 female jacks for short-haul modem links. The unit weighs 0.1 lbs and suits installers linking DTE devices directly.
The kit supplies two modular adapters that convert DB9F interfaces to RJ45F sockets. This arrangement lets technicians use standard twisted-pair cabling between serial ports. No software or drivers are bundled with the hardware.
| Brand | Tripp Lite |
|---|---|
| Model | P450-000 |
| Weight | 0.1 lbs |
The adapter kit is a passive mechanical device with no moving parts or consumable components, so no scheduled replacement is required under normal use.
The practical limit is the RS-232 signalling distance constraint of roughly 45 metres, beyond which signal integrity degrades.
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