Parallel cable DELOCK 86049, 9-pin to 9-pin, length 0.2 m, black

DELOCK 86049 is a 9-pin to 9-pin parallel cable with a 0.2 m length and a black PVC jacket. The cable provides one 9-pin connector on each end in a male/female configuration and is intended for short-range connections between devices that use 9-pin implementations compatible with parallel/DB25-style interfaces. It is supplied as a single-piece cable suitable for connecting legacy printers, industrial interfaces, or adapter devices where a compact interconnect is required.

Advantages

The cable uses 22 AWG conductors to ensure stable signal transmission over a short distance and its PVC jacket offers basic mechanical protection and insulation. The compact 0.2 m length reduces cable clutter and signal attenuation for nearby connections, while the male and female 9-pin connectors provide straightforward mating with compatible ports and adapters. The simple black design integrates unobtrusively into equipment racks and workstations.

Suitable for

• Connecting legacy 9-pin parallel-interface devices to adapters or cables
• Short-range links between printers and industrial equipment with 9-pin ports
• Interfacing 9-pin control or monitoring equipment where DB25-style pinouts are used in a 9-pin form

Key specifications

• Cable type: 9-pin to 9-pin parallel cable
• Length: 0.2 m
• Wire gauge: 22 AWG
• Jacket material: PVC
• Connector configuration: 1 x 9-pin male, 1 x 9-pin female
• Color: black

How to use

Identify the matching 9-pin ports on both devices or on the device and adapter, ensuring the connector orientation aligns with the port. Insert the male connector into the corresponding female port and secure any retention mechanisms if present. Use the 0.2 m cable for short-distance routing to avoid tension or tight bends; do not force connections. Power off equipment when connecting or disconnecting if the connected devices require it to avoid communication errors.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, use this short-length cable for direct, close-proximity connections. Avoid extended use in electrically noisy environments without proper grounding or shielding on surrounding equipment, and do not subject the cable to sharp bends or sustained mechanical strain. Confirm pinout compatibility between devices before use to ensure correct signal mapping.