D-Sub 15 pin male to RJ12 female assembly kit, DELOCK, black

Assembly kit for converting a D-Sub 15 pin male connector to an RJ12 female connection. This DELOCK kit allows adaptation of a 15-pin D-Sub interface to a 6P6C (RJ12) line for serial, control or telephony cabling. The housing and contacts are supplied for custom wiring, enabling flexible assignment of signals and a compact RJ12 termination. Product colour: black.

Advantages

The kit supports individual pin assignment so signals can be mapped according to project requirements. Contacts snap into the D-Sub housing with a slight click to secure reliable electrical contact. The design provides a space-saving RJ12 female termination while retaining the familiar D-Sub 15 male form factor for mounting or cable integration. This approach avoids the need for pre-assembled cables and allows on-site customization.

Suitable for

• Serial signal adaptations between 15-pin D-Sub interfaces and RJ12 cabling
• Control panel or industrial equipment where compact RJ12 terminations are required
• Telephony or ISDN patching that requires conversion to a D-Sub 15 connector
• Custom cable assemblies and field repairs

Key specifications

• Connector conversion: D-Sub 15 pin male to RJ12 (6P6C) female
• Suitable cable types: RJ12 / 6P6C telephone or data cable
• Contact insertion: snap-in contacts for user-defined pin assignment
• Housing colour: black
• Intended use: custom assembly for serial, control or telephony wiring

How to use

Prepare the RJ12 cable and strip the conductor ends to the appropriate length. Insert individual contacts into the D-Sub 15 housing according to the required pin mapping, ensuring each contact clicks into place. Mount the assembled connector to the mating device or cable bundle and verify continuity and signal assignment with a tester before commissioning. Follow standard electrostatic discharge precautions and ensure connectors are tightened or secured to prevent mechanical strain.

Recommendations

Use this assembly kit in controlled environments where pin mapping is planned and checked. Verify wiring diagrams and test connections after assembly. Avoid exposing the assembled connector to excessive moisture or mechanical stress; secure cables with strain relief where applicable.