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

DELOCK D-Sub 15 pin male to RJ12 female assembly kit in blue enables conversion of a 15-pin D-Sub interface to a telephone-style RJ12 connection. The kit includes a D-Sub 15 male end and an RJ12 female socket designed for custom cable assemblies, repairs and device interfacing. The D-Sub contacts are insertable into the housing according to your wiring needs and snap into place to provide reliable contact, enabling flexible assignment of signals when extending a serial D-Sub 15 interface via an ISDN, telephone or RJ12 cable.

Advantages

The assembly kit allows precise, custom wiring of a D-Sub 15 interface to RJ12, providing flexibility for lab setups, DIY repairs and bespoke cable solutions. Its snap-in contact design secures connections without soldering fixed housings, and the compact blue housing makes identification in wiring bundles straightforward. The kit supports flexible pin assignment so you can configure signal mapping to match device requirements.

Suitable for

• Extending or adapting D-Sub 15 equipment to RJ12/telephone cables
• Custom cable assemblies and on-site repairs
• Laboratory setups and prototyping where flexible pin assignment is required
• Device interfacing when a compact, snap-in D-Sub to RJ12 connection is needed

Key specifications

• Connector type (male): D-Sub 15-pin
• Connector type (female): RJ12 socket
• Color: blue
• Quantity: 1 piece
• Contact insertion: snap-in contacts for individual pin assignment

How to use

Determine the required pin mapping between the D-Sub 15 male pins and the RJ12 contacts, then insert the corresponding contacts into the D-Sub housing according to your wiring plan. Route the RJ12 wiring into the female socket and secure the snap-in contacts until they click into place to ensure reliable electrical contact. Verify continuity and signal assignment with a multimeter or tester before final installation to confirm correct wiring and to avoid damage to connected devices.

Recommendations

For safe and reliable results, use appropriate wire gauges for the signal type, protect exposed connections during testing, and confirm pinout requirements of both D-Sub and RJ12 endpoints. Avoid excessive mechanical stress on the assembled connector and perform continuity checks before powering connected equipment.