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(Discontinued) Cable, USB to RS-232 Converter (18775)

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$20.68 $27.95 In stock

Category: Mount Accessories

DISCONTINUED ITEM

This product has been discontinued by the manufacturer. We are selling remaining stock until we are out.

OVERVIEW

  • Convert a serial cable to a standard USB compatible cable

DESCRIPTION

This cable is used to convert a serial cable into a cable that is compatible with standard USB ports.

Recommended for use with our RS-232 cable (93920) and our Programming Cable (93922) which both feature serial connectors.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Claire A. ★★★★★

Picked this up for a legacy industrial scale that only had a serial port, and the converter worked right out of the box with no driver hassle on Windows 11. The cable length is generous enough to reach my workstation without an extension.

Isabella ★★★★★

Needed to connect an old serial device to my laptop and this little cable did the trick without any fuss. The conversion is clean and the build feels solid for the price. Wish I'd grabbed more than one before they vanished.

Sophia ★★★★★

Plugged it in and Windows recognized it immediately without hunting for drivers. The screw-in connector feels much sturdier than the cheap adapters I've used before.