DeLOCK 67135 wire connector D-Sub 25-pin Silver Female

The DeLOCK 67135 wire connector is a 25-pin D-Sub female connector finished in silver. Designed for reliable signal and data connections, it fits standard D-Sub 25-pin applications where a compact, panel-mount or cable-end female interface is required. The connector has a width of 54.5 mm, a depth of 47 mm and a height of 15.6 mm, offering a low-profile solution for devices and assemblies that use the D-Sub form factor.

Advantages

The silver-plated female D-Sub provides a consistent mating surface for stable electrical contact and corrosion resistance in typical indoor environments. Its compact dimensions allow use in constrained spaces while maintaining the full 25-pin contact layout. The connector’s standardized D-Sub geometry ensures compatibility with a wide range of cables and mating connectors that follow the same 25-pin female specification.

Suitable for

• Serial communication interfaces and RS-232 connections
• Industrial control and instrumentation panels
• Computer legacy ports and peripheral connections
• Custom cable assemblies and adapter solutions

Key specifications

• Connector type: D-Sub female, 25 pins
• Colour: Silver
• Width: 54.5 mm
• Depth: 47 mm
• Height: 15.6 mm
• Contact configuration: 25-contact layout, standard D-Sub pin spacing

How to use

Align the female D-Sub connector with the corresponding male plug, ensuring pin alignment before applying mating force. If mounting to a panel or enclosure, position the connector flange or housing into the cutout and secure it according to the device’s mechanical mounting method. For cable integration, terminate cable conductors to the connector contacts following the manufacturer’s wiring scheme and verify continuity before power-up.

Recommendations

Use appropriate strain relief and fastening hardware to prevent mechanical stress on the contacts. Inspect contacts for debris or damage before connection and avoid excessive torque on any fastening screws. For environments with elevated humidity or corrosive conditions, consider additional protective measures such as sealed housings or conformal coatings on nearby circuitry.