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Unique-Bargains VGA HD15 15 Pin Male to DB9 9 Pin RS232 Male Adapter Cable 1.4M
Connects RS232 serial devices to VGA ports with a 1.4 metre light-grey cable weighing 87 grams
- TypeVideo
- Connect modems and printers to a PC via RS232 DB9 to VGA adapter
- 35 metre light-grey cable reaches equipment across a desk
- 15-pin HD15 male plugs into standard VGA video port
- 9-pin DB9 male mates with legacy RS232 serial devices
- Weighs 87 grams for easy routing and storage
VGA HD15 to DB9 RS232 Adapter Cable
This 1.35 metre cable converts a 15 pin VGA connector to a 9 pin DB9 RS232 interface. It enables legacy serial peripherals such as modems and printers to attach to a PC video port. The light grey assembly weighs 87g and ships as a single unit.
Passive wiring draws no external power
The adapter operates without an additional power supply because it relies on straight-through pin mapping. No active circuitry means zero heat generation and silent operation during data transfer. Power consumption is limited to the host port's standard signalling current.
Male-to-male ends lock with thumb screws
Both connectors feature standard screw posts for secure panel mounting. The 53 inch length suits desktop or rack placements without strain. Buyers needing a female DB9 port or a longer reach will require a different cable or a gender changer.
Highlights
- Connect modems and printers to a PC via RS232 DB9 to VGA adapter
- 35 metre light-grey cable reaches equipment across a desk
- 15-pin HD15 male plugs into standard VGA video port
- 9-pin DB9 male mates with legacy RS232 serial devices
- Weighs 87 grams for easy routing and storage
Specifications
| Brand | Unique Bargains |
|---|---|
| Type | Video |
Questions about this item
How do I connect the 15 pin HD15 male end to my VGA port?
Align the 15 pins with the VGA socket, tighten the thumbscrews fully, then plug the DB9 male end into the RS232 port on the peripheral.
Will the 87g cable strain the DB9 port over time?
The lightweight 87g build minimises leverage, but secure both connectors with their screws to prevent the cable weight from loosening the RS232 connection.
Does the 1.35M length limit RS232 signal reliability?
At 1.35 metres the cable stays well within the RS232 recommended distance, so sustained data transfer should remain stable without repeaters.
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