Cable boot DELOCK D-Sub housing for 9‑pin male/female, plastic with strain relief, 33.3×33.8×14.8 mm, black

DELOCK D-Sub housing is a compact plastic cable boot designed for 9‑pin D-Sub male or female connectors. The black enclosure measures 33.3 × 33.8 × 14.8 mm and is supplied as a single piece. An integrated screw-on strain relief secures the cable entry and reduces mechanical stress at the connector, making this housing suitable for replacing or protecting connector ends on serial, VGA and custom wiring applications. Made in Taiwan, the housing is intended for DIY installation and provides basic protection against dirt and mechanical wear.

Advantages

The housing provides a precise fit for standard 9‑pin D-Sub connectors while maintaining a small footprint. The built-in strain relief locks the cable in place to prevent pull-out and reduce stress on solder joints or crimp contacts. Its durable plastic construction offers resistance to everyday wear and helps keep connector pins and contacts shielded from dust and light mechanical impact. The single-piece design simplifies assembly and replacement tasks.

Suitable for

• Repairing or replacing D-Sub 9 connector housings on serial communication cables
• Wrapping or protecting VGA cable ends with 9‑pin D-Sub connectors
• Custom wiring projects requiring compact external connector protection
• DIY electronics and cable assembly where a screw-on strain relief is needed

Key specifications

• Connector compatibility: 9‑pin D-Sub (male or female)
• Material: plastic housing with integrated strain relief
• Color: black
• Dimensions: 33.3 × 33.8 × 14.8 mm (W × H × D)
• Supply: single-piece enclosure for DIY assembly
• Origin: made in Taiwan

How to use

Disassemble the original connector housing if present and position the connector shell inside the DELOCK housing so that the D-Sub insertion and screw points align. Route the cable through the integrated strain relief and tighten the screw-on element to secure the cable. Ensure correct pin alignment before final assembly and verify mechanical stability by gently pulling the cable to confirm the strain relief is engaged. For soldered or crimped connections, perform electrical checks after assembly to confirm continuity and correct wiring.

Recommendations

Use appropriate tools for disassembly and reassembly to avoid damaging connector pins. Do not overtighten the strain relief screw; secure it firmly but without excessive force. For environments exposed to moisture, consider additional sealing measures as this plastic housing provides basic mechanical protection but is not specified as waterproof.