DeLOCK Adapter Cable USB 2.0 Type-A to Serial RS-485 1 m Black

The DeLOCK Adapter Cable USB 2.0 Type-A to Serial RS-485 is a 1 m cable with three open wire ends, designed to enable data transmission between devices with a USB 2.0 Type-A port and equipment using an RS-485 serial interface. With a 5 mm diameter and black jacket, the cable connects PC USB ports to RS-485 systems such as industrial controllers, power inverters and measuring instruments.

Advantages

This USB to RS-485 adapter cable provides a straightforward wired connection for data exchange without requiring additional converters at the endpoints. The three open wire ends allow flexible wiring to RS-485 terminals or screw connectors. Its 1 m length and 5 mm diameter make it easy to route in equipment racks or installations while the black outer sheath offers a neutral appearance for professional environments.

Suitable for

• Connecting PCs or USB-enabled devices to smart meters and energy meters
• Linking to PV inverters for data readout and monitoring
• Integration with measuring devices and serial RS-485 based sensors
• Use in industrial control systems and building automation requiring RS-485 communication

Key specifications

• Brand: DELOCK
• Model / MPN: 63508
• EAN: 4043619635085
• Connector 1: USB Type-A (USB 2.0)
• Serial interface: RS-485 (three open wire ends)
• Cable length: 1 m
• Cable diameter: 5 mm
• Colour: Black

How to use

Insert the USB Type-A connector into an available USB 2.0 port on your computer or USB host device. Connect the three open wire ends to the corresponding RS-485 terminals or wiring of the target device following the device manufacturer’s wiring scheme (A/B/ground or Data+/Data-/GND as applicable). Ensure proper termination and grounding in longer RS-485 runs and configure the host software or driver to use the appropriate serial settings for RS-485 communication.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, verify the RS-485 wiring polarity and, if required by the RS-485 network, apply termination resistors and common ground. Keep the cable away from high-voltage power lines to reduce interference and ensure the host device provides the correct USB power and driver support for USB-to-serial operation.