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Monoprice DB25 Male to Female Cable - 15ft

Extend Your Reach with the Monoprice DB25 Serial Extension Cable This Monoprice DB25 Male to Female Serial Extension Cable provides a reliable connection for serial devices. With a length of 15 feet and molded strain relief, it ensures a durable and stable link for your equipment. Specifications...

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Overview

Extend Your Reach with the Monoprice DB25 Serial Extension Cable

This Monoprice DB25 Male to Female Serial Extension Cable provides a reliable connection for serial devices. With a length of 15 feet and molded strain relief, it ensures a durable and stable link for your equipment.

Specifications:

  • Cable Type: DB25 Serial Extension Cable
  • Connector Type: Male to Female
  • Length: 15 Feet
  • Color: White
  • Features: Molded Strain Relief

Key Features

DB25

Male-to-Female Serial Extension Cable

15 feet long

25-pin

With molded strain relief.

Specifications

Brand
Monoprice
Connector Type
DB25 Male to Female
Cable Length
15ft
Pin Configuration
25-pin
Features
Molded strain relief
Function
Serial Extension Cable

Frequently Asked Questions

This 15-foot Monoprice DB25 Male to Female cable is primarily used as a serial extension cable, allowing you to extend the reach of existing DB25 serial connections.
While it is a 25-pin DB25 cable, it is specifically described as a "Serial Extension Cable," indicating its intended use for serial data transmission.
The molded strain relief on this cable protects the connection points from bending and fraying, enhancing the cable's durability and extending its useful life.
The 15-foot length provides considerable reach, but for very short distances, it might be more cable than needed, potentially requiring careful cable management.
DB25 connections were historically used for parallel printer ports, and also for serial communication with modems, older networking equipment, and specialized industrial control systems.