It terminates via solder cups to discrete wires, then mates with a male D-sub header (panel-mount or right-angle PCB type) to carry signal-level DC and low-speed data in industrial controls, serial communication ports, and instrumentation. The shell size is 1 (DE, E), meaning the mating face follows the standard DE-9 footprint: two rows of contacts, with the upper row offset from the lower. The unthreaded flange lets you secure the connector to a mating shell with standard 4-40 jackscrews or slide locks.
Tin-plated steel shell provides RFI/EMI shielding when mated with a grounded male shell.
Termination and Mating Details
Solder-cup termination — each cup accepts 20-28 AWG stranded wire; strip, tin, and solder into the cup. No crimp tool needed, which makes this a field-repairable connector for cable assemblies. The flange is unthreaded — use a standard 4-40 screw or slide-lock bracket to secure the pair. The pinout follows the standard DE-9 female layout: pin 1 is the upper-left position when looking at the mating face, with the row offset toward the bottom.