DeLOCK D-Sub 15 pines conector hembra a RJ45 conector hembra kit de montaje blanco VGA RJ-45

This DeLOCK adapter converts a D-Sub 15 pin female (VGA) connector to an RJ45 female socket, allowing a serial-style cable connection using a Cat.5/5e/6 cable. The assembly kit lets you define the pin assignment individually by inserting the cable conductors into the desired connector holes and locking them into the housing. The compact white module measures 23 mm × 40 mm × 16 mm and is suitable for custom wiring and signal distribution tasks.

Advantages

The assembly kit supports flexible pin assignment and uses standard Cat.5/5e/6 cables, enabling easy adaptation to different wiring schemes. Its compact size and simple locking mechanism provide a neat, space-saving solution for creating custom VGA-to-RJ45 connections. The use of an RJ45 female output allows termination with widely available network cables for extended runs.

Suitable for

• Custom VGA signal extension over Cat.5/5e/6 cable
• Serial-style connections requiring individual pin mapping
• Field wiring and on-site cable assembly
• Retrofit or custom AV and control installations

Key specifications

• Connector (host): D-Sub 15 pin female (VGA)
• Connector (output): RJ45 female
• Compatible cable: Cat.5 / Cat.5e / Cat.6
• Dimensions: 23 mm (W) × 40 mm (D) × 16 mm (H)
• Colour: White
• Brand: DELOCK, MPN: 67108, EAN: 4043619671083
• Packaging: Polybag, quantity: 1
• Made in: China

How to use

Strip the Cat.5/5e/6 cable to expose individual conductors and insert each conductor into the desired hole of the RJ45 assembly according to your intended pin assignment. Press the conductor into place until it locks in the housing. After wiring, secure the assembled connector to the D-Sub 15 interface and verify continuity and correct signal routing before deployment.

Recommendations

For reliable signal transmission, use good-quality Cat.5e or Cat.6 cable and verify pin assignments with a multimeter or continuity tester. Avoid using this assembly for applications requiring standardized VGA wiring unless the pinout is matched to both devices; label custom-wired cables to prevent misconnection.