DB25 F 9F Wire Harness

Product Introduction of the DB25 F 9F Wire Harness

DB 25 harnesses are customized products with connectors using DB connectors, terminal rubber housings, etc.; such network cables can be widely used in industrial equipment, display equipment, medical equipment, security and safety, and so on.

The DB 25 is primarily used for parallel port connections. Some common applications include RS-232 serial and SCSI applications for computers. If you use the db 25 connector for parallel applications, it is also known as an IEEE-1284 Type-A connector. Signal Origin manufactures more than 300 variants of different connectors and wire harnesses, such as Standard and High density D-Sub Connectors, Combination power D-sub Connectors, Combination Coaxial D-Sub Connectors, IP68 waterproof D-Sub Connectors, Circular Connectors, D-sub contacts and hoods.

Product Parameter (Specification) of the DB25 F 9F Wire Harness

Product Feature of the DB25 F 9F Wire Harness

Short-term products delivery, normally 3~7 days.

Free samples are available.

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1).Abundant industry experience with 16 years.

2).Lower price and delivery on time.

3).Strict test for high quality product.

4).3-5 free samples for our clients.

5).All of our products meet the UL requires

certificate of the DB25 F 9F Wire Harness

FAQ

1) .What does a D-Sub Connector look like?

They are shaped like the letter “D,” with one side slightly longer than the other. Due to the shape, there is only one way to connect a device.

2) .Is there something advantageous about the shape of this type of connector?

Perhaps the most important function it offers is that the connector is only able to be oriented in a certain way. Otherwise, it will not connect.

3) . How is it packaged?

We have PE bags,PET boxes and carton according to your requirements.

4) .What kind of payment does your company support?

T/T, if you have other payment please contact me.

5) .Is D-sub 15 pin VGA?

The VGA connector is a three-row, 15-pin D-subminiature connector referred to variously as DE-15, HD-15 or erroneously DB-15(HD).