StarTech.com USBC to RS232 Serial DB9 Adapter Cable
Pack Size: 1 On Contract
This USB-C to serial adapter lets you connect your USB-C devices to your legacy serial equipment. It converts a USB-C port on your laptop or computer into a RS232 DB9 serial port, giving you a cost-saving way to connect to serial devices such as point-of-sale terminals, serial modems, industrial equipment, and a wide variety of other RS232 peripherals.
Connect with ease
The RS232 adapter cable is compatible with Windows®, macOS and Linux® operating systems, which makes it easy to integrate into mixed environments.
Ready for mobile or desktop applications
The USB-C to serial adapter is USB powered, so you don’t need an additional external power supply. It’s a compact solution that’s easy to bring along with your laptop, when you’re on the go.
The ICUSB232C is backed by a StarTech.com 2-year warranty and free lifetime technical support.
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Features
- USB-C to straight-through RS232 DB9 serial adapter
- High-speed 921.6Kbps baud rate
- Compatible with Windows�, macOS� and Linux
- USB-powered - no external power adapter required
Manufacturer Information
Type: Datasheet
Type: Manual
Delivery Information
Deliveries will normally be completed within 24 hours of purchase, unless an item is larger, from oversees, bespoke, or other items that are not considered to be stocked products, in which case we allow 3 – 30 working days unless otherwise agreed with
the Buyer. Any item on backorder within our supply chain will be delivered as soon as it comes back into stock with us and can be cancelled any time should the delay be considered unreasonable by the Buyer.
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Product Specifications
| Type | External Computer Cables |
| Manufacturer | StarTech |
| Brand | StarTech |
| Colour | Black |
| Form | Serial Cable Adapter |
| Connection | USB Type-C (24-pin) USB 2.0 (480Mbps) Male to DB-9 (9 pin, D-Sub) Male |
| Cable Length | 430mm |
| Dimensions | 30x430x15mm |
| Weight | 36g |
| Warranty | 2 Year Warranty |
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