DELOCK D-Sub 15-pin Socket to RJ12 Socket Mounting Kit, Yellow

DELOCK D-Sub 15 pin female to RJ12 female assembly kit, yellow converts a 15-pin D-Sub (VGA-style) female connector into an RJ12 female interface. The kit is intended for custom cable assembly and connector replacement where a D-Sub 15 needs to be interfaced with ISDN, telephone or RJ12 wiring. Contacts are modular and can be inserted into the D-Sub housing according to the required pin assignment; sockets snap into place to provide a secure electrical connection.

Advantages

The assembly kit provides flexible assignment of signals from a D-Sub 15 connector to an RJ12 cable, allowing tailored wiring for control cabling, signal routing and retrofitting equipment. The modular contact design simplifies custom pin mapping and replacements without the need for soldering, while the snap-in sockets ensure reliable contact and straightforward mechanical assembly. The yellow housing makes the adapter easy to identify in multi-cable installations.

Suitable for

• Converting D-Sub 15 signal lines to RJ12 for ISDN or telephone wiring
• Custom cable assemblies and field retrofits
• Control panels and equipment that require bespoke wiring assignments
• Replacement of damaged connectors where an RJ12 interface is preferred

Key specifications

• Connector type (input): 15-pin D-Sub female
• Connector type (output): RJ12 female
• Housing colour: yellow
• Pin assignment: user-configurable via modular contacts
• Contact retention: snap-in sockets for firm mechanical and electrical connection

How to use

Determine the required signal mapping between the D-Sub 15 and the RJ12 interface, then insert the modular contacts into the D-Sub housing according to that mapping. Secure the contacts until they click into place to ensure proper retention. Connect the RJ12 cable to the RJ12 female socket. Verify continuity with a multimeter or cable tester before placing the assembly into service to confirm correct wiring and contact integrity.

Recommendations

Use the kit in dry, indoor environments and avoid excessive mechanical stress on the assembled connector. Confirm pin assignments and test the assembled cable under intended operating conditions. For installations with exposed connections, consider strain relief or cable clamping to reduce stress on the connector.