Serial cable DELOCK 84231, D-Sub 25 Pin to D-Sub 25 Pin, beige, 2 m

DELOCK 84231 is a 2 m beige serial cable with D-Sub 25 Pin connectors on both ends, designed for RS-232 and other applications that require a 25-pin D-Sub interface. The cable provides a fixed-length wired connection for data transfer, device configuration and diagnostics between routers, modems, industrial controllers, and legacy PCs. Its straightforward construction makes it suitable for installations where a reliable, point-to-point serial link is needed.

Advantages

The cable features standard male D-Sub 25 Pin connectors on both ends and a 2 m length that balances reach and signal integrity in typical workstation and equipment-room setups. Its beige outer jacket allows it to blend with office and industrial environments. The wired connection avoids latency or interference common with wireless alternatives and provides a stable physical interface for serial communications and configuration tasks.

Suitable for

• Connecting routers, modems and serial network equipment for configuration and management
• Linking industrial controllers, PLCs and instrumentation with RS-232 or D-Sub 25 interfaces
• Establishing direct serial connections to legacy PCs and peripheral devices
• Diagnostic and maintenance sessions requiring a stable, wired serial interface

Key specifications

• Connector type: D-Sub 25 Pin (male) on both ends
• Cable length: 2 m
• Colour: beige
• Intended interface: RS-232 and other parallel D-Sub 25 applications
• Connection: fixed wired serial link for point-to-point communication

How to use

Connect each D-Sub 25 Pin connector to the corresponding 25-pin serial port on the devices to be linked, ensuring secure seating and screw mounting where available. Confirm that each device is configured for the same serial parameters (baud rate, parity, data bits, stop bits and flow control) before initiating data transfer or configuration tasks. Use the cable for direct point-to-point communication, diagnostics or firmware updates as supported by the connected equipment.

Usage recommendations

Avoid routing the cable near high-voltage power lines or strong EMI sources to reduce interference. For reliable long-term use, secure the cable to prevent strain on the connectors and avoid excessive bending near the ends.