DB9 Female to DB25 Female Serial RS232 Adapter

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Converts a DB9 male port to a DB25 female port; or a DB25 male port to a DB9 female port.

Product # :02448

Connector 1 :

(1) DB9 Female

Connector 2 :

(1) DB25 Female

Product Features

Converts a DB9 male port to a DB25 female port; or a DB25 male port to a DB9 female port.

(1) DB9 Female on Connector 1

(1) DB25 Female on Connector 2

Product Description

An inexpensive alternative to buying a new cable. Use this adapter when you need to convert a DB9 port to DB25 or vice versa. The molded design provides a solid connection, and each adapter is fully shielded against outside EMI/RFI interference. With its straight-through design, this adapter is 100% compatible with all serial devices.

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Product Specifications

Color :	Beige
UPC :	757120024484
Warranty :	Lifetime
Vendor :	C2G
Weight :	0.120 LB

Customer Reviews

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Rated 4 out of 5 by Bob from Works Not a complicated product, and it works as expected. As tends to be the case on these, the knobs are pretty small so those with big fingers may have a little bit of a hard time tightening them.

Date published: 2011-01-17

Questions & Answers

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I have an older HP plotter that works great and has a db25 parallel cable conn, I need to upgrade computer. Most computers now do not have db25 parallel ports but db9 type port. Will this adapter function/work,i.e. connect plotter to computer. If not i...

I have an older HP plotter that works great and has a db25 parallel cable conn, I need to upgrade computer. Most computers now do not have db25 parallel ports but db9 type port. Will this adapter function/work,i.e. connect plotter to computer. If not is there any other way.

Asked by: Anonymous

This will not convert Serial to Parallel, I would suggest a USB to Parallel cable for your solution.

Answered by: Tom

Date published: 2017-10-05