Wire connector EFB Elektronik D-Sub 15-pin 29471.1, zinc silver, 33×47 mm, Ø 1.3 cm

EFB Elektronik D-Sub 15-pin wire connector 29471.1 is a compact metal housing designed for 15‑pin D‑Sub interfaces. Manufactured from zinc with a silver finish, the connector provides a rigid shell and defined dimensions of approximately 33×47 mm and an outer diameter of 1.3 cm. Supplied as a single unit, it is intended for applications where a durable, metal D‑Sub connection is required for repair, cable assembly or small electronics projects.

Advantages

The zinc construction with silver surface treatment offers mechanical strength and corrosion resistance while maintaining compact dimensions. The metal shell supports reliable mechanical protection for soldered or crimped connections and helps with electromagnetic shielding when installed correctly. Its standard 15‑pin D‑Sub form factor ensures compatibility with common D‑Sub plugs and sockets used in industrial and consumer equipment.

Suitable for

• Repair of devices with 15‑pin D‑Sub ports
• Cable assembly for serial or VGA-style D‑Sub connections
• Prototyping and small electronics projects requiring a metal D‑Sub housing

Key specifications

• Connector type: D‑Sub 15‑pin (metal housing)
• Material: zinc with silver finish
• External dimensions: approximately 33 mm (width) × 47 mm (depth)
• Outer diameter (cable entry area): 1.3 cm
• Packaging: single piece per pack

How to use

Prepare the cable by stripping conductors and applying the appropriate solder or crimp terminations for the D‑Sub 15‑pin contacts. Assemble the connector shell around the wired insert so that the cable exits through the 1.3 cm opening and the contact positions align with the housing. Secure the housing according to standard D‑Sub assembly procedures and ensure mechanical fasteners are tightened to provide strain relief and stable contact alignment. If electromagnetic shielding is required, ensure the metal shell makes proper contact with the mating connector or chassis ground.

Recommendations

Use appropriate ESD precautions and ensure pins are correctly oriented before final assembly. Select solder or crimp methods compatible with the connected contacts and avoid over-tightening strain relief clamps to prevent cable damage.