Wire connector Dsub 15-pin EFB Elektronik 29477.1 Black

The EFB Elektronik Dsub 15-pin wire connector in black is a compact plastic housing designed to house and secure a 15-pin D-sub connection. Measuring approximately 1.25 cm outer diameter for the cable entry, 42.2 mm in width and 32.8 mm in depth, this single-piece connector is intended for finishing and protecting D-sub cable terminations in electronics equipment. The connector is supplied individually and is suitable where a small-form, robust plastic D-sub shell is required.

Advantages

This Dsub 15-pin connector provides a compact and lightweight plastic housing that simplifies cable management and reduces enclosure bulk compared with metal shells. Its black plastic finish offers basic mechanical protection for the assembled contacts and insulation against incidental contact. The dimensions make it easy to handle and integrate into rack-mounted, bench, or bespoke enclosures where space is limited.

Suitable for

• Repairing or assembling D-sub 15-pin cable terminations
• Small electronics enclosures where a plastic D-sub shell is preferred
• Prototyping and low-volume production of serial or parallel interface cables
• Replacement of damaged plastic D-sub housings

Key specifications

• Connector type: D-sub 15-pin (female/male contact accommodation depends on insert used)
• Material: black plastic housing
• Cable entry outer diameter: 1.25 cm (approx.)
• Width: 42.2 mm
• Depth: 32.8 mm
• Packaging: sold individually

How to use

Prepare the cable and contact insert according to the contact manufacturer's instructions, then place the crimped or soldered contact insert into the D-sub housing and secure any fasteners or clamps provided. Ensure the cable entry is aligned with the 1.25 cm opening and that the assembled contacts sit correctly inside the shell before tightening any screws or strain relief. Verify electrical continuity and mechanical stability after assembly.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate contact inserts and follow recommended crimping or soldering procedures for D-sub contacts. For improved strain relief and environmental protection, add a suitable cable gland or heat-shrink tubing at the cable entry. Avoid exposure to excessive heat or solvents that could deform the plastic housing.