DB 8W8 Wire Harness

Product Introduction of the DB 8W8 Wire Harness

Wiring harness DB 8W8 is composed of wires, connectors, terminals, studs, protective coverings, brackets, sheaths, fuse boxes (fuses and relays) and heat shrink tubing. It can be quickly connected and removed from electrical equipment to facilitate assembly and rework. SIGNALORIGIN® has more than ten years of experience in designing and manufacturing wiring harnesses, and has established good partnerships with many high-quality supporting suppliers, with the integration of electronic components, to ensure product delivery and quality at the same time, to ensure the continuity of the supply chain and the economy, and can meet the customer's different customized needs.

Product Parameter (Specification) of the DB 8W8 Wire Harness

Product Feature of the DB 8W8 Wire Harness

The products are standard regular models,please contact us if you need to customize.

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Manufacturing process of the DB 8W8 Wire Harness

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FAQ

1) .What is your warranty?

Our warranty is 12 months after delivery, Signalorigin pays high attention to after-sales service.

2) .What is the Minimum Order Quantity(MOQ)?

Normally, MOQ is 100pcs, but special requirements can be accepted.

3) .How will you deliver goods to me?

DHL, UPS....

4) .Can I use a D-sub connector for audio connections?

Yes, D-sub connectors can be used for audio connections in certain applications. The DB-25 connector is commonly used for analog audio connections. It provides a convenient way to connect multiple audio channels, such as in professional audio equipment and recording studios. However, for consumer audio devices like headphones or speakers, other connector types are more commonly used.

5) .Can I hot-plug or hot-swap D-sub connectors?

In most cases, D-sub connectors are not designed for hot-plugging or hot-swapping. Hot-plugging refers to the act of connecting or disconnecting a connector while the devices are powered on, while hot-swapping refers to the act of replacing a connector while the system is operational. D-sub connectors are meant to be connected or disconnected when the devices are powered off to ensure proper signal integrity and prevent damage to the devices or the connector itself. However, there may be specific applications or devices that support hot-plugging or hot-swapping with D-sub connectors, so it's important to consult the device's documentation or specifications to determine if it is possible.