Cable boot DELOCK D-Sub housing for 9‑pin male/female with metal bracket 90° angled, silver, 33×47×16 mm

DELOCK D-Sub housing for 9‑pin male/female with metal bracket 90° angled, silver, 33×47×16 mm is a plastic cable boot designed to enclose and protect standard 9‑pin D‑Sub connectors. The housing accepts both male and female D‑Sub 9 connectors and includes a 90° angled metal bracket to secure the connector to panels or cable assemblies. Its compact dimensions (33 × 47 × 16 mm) and silver finish provide basic mechanical protection, shielding against dust and mechanical strain on the cable and contacts.

Advantages

The housing provides a straightforward method to protect connector contacts and improve strain relief for serial or VGA‑style D‑Sub connections without modifying the connector body. Its plastic construction keeps weight low while the integrated metal bracket offers reliable fastening and grounding options where required. Supplied as a single unit, the accessory fits common 9‑pin D‑Sub connector assemblies and simplifies DIY installation or field repairs.

Suitable for

• Protecting 9‑pin D‑Sub serial or VGA‑style connectors in electronics and industrial cabling
• DIY assembly and repair of D‑Sub cable assemblies
• Panel mounting or securing connectors with a 90° metal bracket in equipment enclosures
• Improving strain relief for cables and reducing exposure of contacts to dirt

Key specifications

• Connector compatibility: 9‑pin D‑Sub (male and female)
• Material: plastic housing with metal bracket
• Bracket orientation: 90° angled metal bracket for securing to panels or cable assemblies
• Finish: silver
• Dimensions: 33 × 47 × 16 mm (length × width × height)
• Package: single unit

How to use

Disassemble the D‑Sub housing if it uses multiple parts, position the connector inside the housing so that the connector pins align with the opening, and secure the metal bracket to the panel or cable assembly using the appropriate screws. Ensure the cable is seated correctly to provide strain relief and that the housing parts are fully closed to protect the contacts. Verify mechanical stability and that the connector mates correctly with its counterpart after installation.

Recommendations

Use the housing in environments where mechanical protection and basic dust shielding are needed; avoid exposure to extreme temperatures or chemicals that could affect the plastic. For optimal grounding, fasten the metal bracket to a conductive surface and use appropriate screws. Check compatibility with your specific D‑Sub connector shell dimensions before final assembly.