Wire connector EFB Elektronik 34602.1

The EFB Elektronik 34602.1 is a D-sub 15-pin wire connector in black designed for reliable electrical connections in electronic assemblies. This female 15-pin connector offers a compact format suitable for signal and low-current applications where a standard D-sub interface is required. Supplied as a single unit, the connector supports straightforward integration into cabling and device housings.

Advantages

The connector provides a standardized D-sub 15-pin layout for compatibility with existing equipment and cabling. Its female contact configuration helps prevent accidental contact with pins while enabling secure mating with compatible male counterparts. The black housing offers a neutral appearance that blends with most equipment panels and cable assemblies. The single-unit packaging makes it convenient for repair, replacement, or small-scale installations.

Suitable for

• Analog and digital signal connections in instrumentation and control systems
• Serial or VGA-style interface wiring where a 15-pin D-sub female is required
• Repair and replacement of damaged D-sub cable ends or equipment panel connectors
• Prototyping and small production runs requiring standard D-sub terminations

Key specifications

• Connector type: D-sub (D-subminiature) 15-pin, female
• Color: black housing
• Contact configuration: 15 contacts suitable for signal and low-current use
• Package quantity: 1 piece
• Mounting/termination: wire/cable termination designed for cabling integration (solder or crimp variants may apply depending on assembly)
• Typical applications: signal transmission, control interfaces, panel and cable terminations

How to use

Prepare the cable according to the chosen termination method, ensuring appropriate conductor stripping and preparation for soldering or crimp contacts as required. Align the female D-sub connector with the mating male connector and engage until the connector is fully seated; secure with any screws or fastening hardware provided by the system to ensure mechanical stability. Verify continuity and correct pin assignments with a multimeter before placing the connection into service.

Usage recommendations

Ensure correct pin mapping is followed for your application to avoid signal miswiring. For long-term reliability, avoid exposing the connector to excessive moisture or mechanical strain; use strain relief on cables and secure fastening on panels. Select appropriate solder or crimp techniques consistent with the connector's contact style and the cable conductor type.