ScanFX RJ45(F) to DB25(F) nulling serial adaptor ( Modular Adapter )
ScanFX RJ45(F) to DB25(F) nulling serial adaptor ( Modular Adapter )
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ScanFX RJ45(F) to DB25(F) nulling serial adaptor ( Modular Adapter )

ScanFX RJ45(F) to DB25(F) nulling serial adaptor ( Modular Adapter )
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Product Overview

DB25M to RJ45F adapter

The DB25M to RJ45F adapter features a highly durable design and is used for modular RS232, RS422, and RS485 connections.

Features
Connector A: 1 - DB-25 (25 pin, D-Sub) Male.
Connector B: 1 - RJ-45 Female.
Warranty

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Details
Duration:
12 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
1 days
RTB Period:
12 months
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