Which part numbers are in the D-SUB series?
3 part numbers: 7DSUB-F0-02XX, 7DSUB-F0-06XX, 7DSUB-K1-01M09A
What contact pitches are available in D-SUB?
2 of the 3 part numbers in this series state this parameter on the drawing: 2.77 mm (2 part numbers)
How many contacts can D-SUB be supplied with?
Contact counts span 9–37; the values offered are: 9, 15, 25, 37
What are the electrical ratings of D-SUB?
Current rating: 3 of the 3 part numbers in this series state this parameter on the drawing: 1A Max (1 part number); 5 AMPS (1 part number); 2A MIN (1 part number)
Withstand voltage: 2 of the 3 part numbers in this series state this parameter on the drawing: 500V for One minute (1 part number); 500V DC R.M.S (1 part number)
Insulation resistance: 2 of the 3 part numbers in this series state this parameter on the drawing: 1000MΩMIN. At 500VDC (1 part number); 1000MEGOHMS MIN. 500V DC (1 part number)
What is the operating temperature range of D-SUB?
2 of the 3 part numbers in this series state this parameter on the drawing: -55° ~+105° (1 part number); -25°C TO + 85°C (1 part number)
What materials and plating does D-SUB use?
Housing: 2 of the 3 part numbers in this series state this parameter on the drawing: PBT (1 part number); PBT + 30% GLASS FIBER UL94V-0 (1 part number)
Contacts: 2 of the 3 part numbers in this series state this parameter on the drawing: Brass (1 part number); COPPER ALLOY (1 part number)
Shell: 3 of the 3 part numbers in this series state this parameter on the drawing: SPCC (2 part numbers); Steel (1 part number)
Plating: 2 of the 3 part numbers in this series state this parameter on the drawing: Gold Flash over Tin Or Glod Plated Or Tin Plated (1 part number); GOLD ON CONTACT AREA AND TIN ON SOLDER TAIL NICKEL PLATING ON BASE (1 part number)
UL rating: 2 of the 3 part numbers in this series state this parameter on the drawing: UL94V-0 (2 part numbers)
How do I request a drawing or samples for D-SUB?
Email service@kingconn.com.tw with the part number. Clicking any part card on a product page also pre-fills the enquiry subject with that part number. Our sales team will reply with the drawing, samples and pricing.
Can D-SUB be customised?
Yes. The Taoyuan R&D team covers the full path from design and tooling to volume production, including medical-device ODM experience. Send us the application and the requirement, and sales and engineering will assess it together.
How do I choose between 9-pin, 15-pin, 25-pin and 37-pin D-SUB connectors?
By interface: serial COM ports use 9 pins, VGA uses 15 pins (high density), parallel ports and PLC I/O use 25 or 37 pins. The receptacle and plug models of the KINGCONN D-SUB series each cover 9, 15, 25 and 37 pins, coded by pin count within the part number.
Does a D-Sub receptacle need screw posts?
Yes for exposed panel ports whose cable has thumb screws — once locked the cable cannot work loose, which is standard practice in industrial equipment. Internal board-to-cable links or cables without screws can go without. The riveted board-lock type with screw posts in this series is the panel specification.
Is there a drawing for each D-SUB connector?
Yes. Click any part card on this page to open the part page and download its engineering drawing (PDF); the dimensions, materials and plating in our spec tables are transcribed from those drawings.
