Serial cable DELOCK 83214 — D-Sub 25 pin to D-Sub 25 pin, beige, 5 m

DELOCK 83214 is a 5 m serial cable with D-Sub 25-pin connectors designed for RS-232 device connections. The cable provides a fixed-length wired link between equipment with 25-pin D-Sub ports, enabling point-to-point serial communication for industrial equipment, network hardware and legacy computers or peripherals that use the DB-25 interface.

Advantages

This DELOCK serial cable features standard male-to-male D-Sub 25-pin connectors that ensure compatible physical connection and reliable signal transmission over a five-metre length. The beige jacket offers a neutral appearance suitable for office and industrial environments. The cable is ready to use without configuration, reduces the need for adapters, and supports common RS-232 pinouts used by many legacy devices.

Suitable for

• Connecting industrial controllers, PLCs and measurement equipment with DB-25 ports
• Wiring serial routers, modems or terminal servers to host devices
• Linking older desktop computers and peripherals that require a 25-pin serial interface
• Establishing point-to-point serial links for configuration, diagnostics or data transfer

Key specifications

• Connector type: D-Sub 25-pin (DB-25) at both ends
• Cable length: 5 metres
• Cable color: beige
• Interface standard: RS-232 / serial
• Gender: male-to-male connector pair

How to use

Plug the DB-25 connector at one end of the cable into the 25-pin serial port of the host device and the connector at the other end into the target device. Ensure connectors are fully seated and fasten the thumbscrews to secure the connection. On devices that require specific pinouts or signal levels, confirm RS-232 settings and configure terminal software or device firmware as needed. No additional drivers are required for the cable itself.

Recommendations

Install the cable away from sources of strong electromagnetic interference and avoid tight bends to maintain signal integrity. For installations in harsh environments or where longer runs are needed, verify device compatibility and consider shielded or higher-specification cabling if required.