Wire connector Dsub 15-pin EFB Elektronik 29522.1

The EFB Elektronik 29522.1 wire connector is a D-Sub 15-pin connector designed for reliable signal and low-voltage electrical connections. It features a silver metal housing and compact dimensions that make it suitable for integration into equipment panels, cable assemblies, and repair projects where a standard D-sub interface is required. The connector is supplied individually and is intended for use in environments that demand a durable connector body with defined mechanical dimensions.

Advantages

The silver metal construction provides mechanical strength and electromagnetic shielding properties versus non-metal housings. The Dsub 15-pin layout supports common 15-pin wiring schemes and enables straightforward mating with matching receptacles. Its compact size and standardized form factor simplify installation in confined spaces or on equipment front panels while maintaining a consistent connection interface.

Suitable for

• Signal transmission between devices using a 15-pin D-sub interface
• Repair and replacement of existing D-sub connectors in equipment
• Custom cable assemblies and panel-mounted connections
• Industrial and laboratory instruments requiring a compact metal connector

Key specifications

• Connector type: D-sub 15-pin (male/female configuration depends on mating hardware)
• Housing material: silver metal
• Outer diameter: 8 mm
• Width: 31 mm
• Depth: 32 mm
• Sold as: single unit

How to use

Align the connector with the corresponding D-sub receptacle, ensuring pin orientation matches the mating connector. Secure the connector using its mounting or locking mechanism as provided by the mating hardware or cable assembly procedure. When soldering or crimping wires to the connector pins, follow standard practices for strain relief and insulation to maintain reliable electrical contact and prevent mechanical stress on the terminations.

Recommendations

Use the connector in dry, clean conditions and avoid exposure to corrosive environments. Verify pin wiring with a continuity tester before applying power, and apply appropriate cable strain relief to prevent damage to the soldered or crimped joints.