Wire Connector 25-pin D-Sub Tecline 10025S

The Tecline 10025S Wire Connector 25-pin D-Sub is a male 25-pin D-Sub wire connector with a silver finish, designed for making reliable electrical connections in electronics assemblies. It provides a compact interface for multi-conductor cable terminations where a standard D-Sub male connector is required. The product is intended for use in applications that need durable mating contacts and straightforward wiring to D-Sub compatible sockets.

Advantages

The connector offers a 25-pin configuration that supports multi-signal wiring in a single compact housing. Its metal silver finish adds mechanical protection to the housing and contributes to stable electrical contact. As a purpose-built D-Sub male connector, it is compatible with standard D-Sub female counterparts and is designed for repeated mating cycles while maintaining conductivity and connection integrity.

Suitable for

• Connecting multi-conductor cables to D-Sub female ports in electronic devices
• Signal and low-current data interconnections in industrial or laboratory equipment
• Prototyping and repair of equipment that uses 25-pin D-Sub interfaces

Key specifications

• Connector type: 25-pin D-Sub (male)
• Finish: silver metal housing
• Contact arrangement: 25 contacts in standard D-Sub layout
• Intended use: wire-to-connector termination for multi-signal applications

How to use

Prepare the multi-conductor cable by stripping individual conductor insulation to the length recommended for the connector contacts. Insert each conductor into the corresponding contact point according to the pinout required by your application and secure the conductors following the connector's assembly method (crimp, solder, or screw, as applicable for the specific connector variant). Align the assembled male D-Sub with the mating female port and engage the connector using the built-in fastening method provided by the mating hardware to ensure a firm mechanical and electrical connection.

Usage recommendations

Verify the pinout and wiring diagram before making connections, and ensure that cable conductor sizes and insulation types are compatible with the connector's contact termination method. Avoid exposing the connector to corrosive environments or mechanical stress beyond its intended application to preserve contact reliability.