Αλλαγέας φύλου καλωδίου DeLOCK 65498

The DeLOCK 65498 Cable gender changer is a serial-to-terminal-block style adapter with a Sub-D 9‑pin connector on one side and a 6‑pin terminal/block style connection on the other. It is designed for industrial and technical applications where single wires with open cable ends need to be connected to devices with a Sub‑D 9p interface. The adapter is available in Black, Blue, Green and Silver colours and provides a compact solution to adapt connector genders while maintaining signal connections.

Advantages

The adapter enables simple conversion between a Sub‑D 9p connector and a 6‑pin terminal connection without modifying existing cables. Its compact construction supports quick wiring of single conductors and open cable heads, and the multiple colour options help identify connections or match equipment. The product is suitable for setups requiring a straightforward, passive gender changer without active electronics.

Suitable for

• Connecting single wires with open cable ends to devices with Sub‑D 9p ports
• Industrial equipment and control panels
• Laboratory and test bench wiring where temporary or flexible connections are needed
• Repairing or adapting legacy serial connections

Key specifications

• Connector 1: Sub‑D 9p
• Connector 2: 6p (terminal or terminal-block style)
• Product colours: Black, Blue, Green, Silver
• Brand: DELOCK
• Manufacturer part number (MPN): 65498
• EAN: 4043619654987

How to use

Attach the Sub‑D 9p side to the equipment’s corresponding port and secure any fastening screws if present. Insert single wires or stripped cable ends into the 6‑pin terminal side according to the required signal mapping and tighten the terminal screws to ensure a firm electrical connection. Verify pin assignments before applying power or signals to avoid incorrect wiring.

Recommendations

Check the pinout and wiring diagram of the connected devices before use, secure all screws to prevent intermittent contact, and avoid exposing the adapter to moisture or mechanical stress. Use the colour variants to mark different signal groups or to simplify identification in multi‑cable environments.