Cable boot DELOCK D-Sub housing for 9‑pin male/female with strain relief, silver, plastic, 31.6×46.2×15.6 mm

DELOCK D-Sub housing is a single-piece plastic cable boot designed for 9‑pin D-Sub (male or female) connectors. With integrated screw-on strain relief, it secures the cable and reduces mechanical stress at the connector termination. The compact silver housing measures 31.6 × 46.2 × 15.6 mm and is intended for protecting and tidying D-Sub cable terminations in industrial, office and AV environments.

Advantages

The housing provides mechanical protection against dust and contact damage while keeping the connector footprint compact. Integrated strain relief locks the cable in place to minimise bending and pulling forces on the solder joints or crimp contacts. Its plastic construction combines light weight with electrical insulation and the neutral silver finish suits a variety of equipment styles. Supplied as a single piece, the part is ready for straightforward DIY assembly with standard D-Sub 9 connectors.

Suitable for

• Protecting and tidying 9‑pin D-Sub cable terminations
• DIY assembly or repair of serial, VGA or control cables using D-Sub 9 connectors
• Use in office, industrial or AV installations where a compact, insulated housing is required

Key specifications

• Compatibility: 9‑pin D-Sub connectors (male or female)
• Material: plastic (insulating)
• Colour: silver
• Integrated feature: screw-on strain relief
• Dimensions (approx.): 31.6 × 46.2 × 15.6 mm
• Supply: single-piece housing for one connector

How to use

Disassemble the housing if required, position the D-Sub 9 connector and cable so that the cable passes through the strain relief section, then secure the connector shell and fasten the screw-on strain relief to clamp the cable. Ensure the connector pins or socket contacts are correctly assembled and insulated before closing the housing. Tighten the strain relief to a firm but not excessive torque to avoid crushing the cable jacket.

Recommendations

For reliable performance, use appropriate cable diameter for the strain relief area and avoid overtightening. Inspect the housing and strain relief after installation to confirm secure cable retention and correct alignment of the D-Sub connector.