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Two low-profile serial port brackets with 9-pin to 15-pin cables

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Ruth's sister 2Pcs Serial Port Cable 9Pin To 15Pin Low Profile Bkt internal power cable

SKU CH-SMHF-J7JEV

Two low-profile brackets convert a 9-pin header to a 15-pin serial port for legacy COM devices

  • Adds two serial ports to a low-profile bracket
  • Connects 9-pin headers to 15-pin COM interfaces
  • Includes part numbers 389023-003 385985-002 383033-001 611901-001
  • Ready for internal serial expansion in compatible systems

Two low-profile serial brackets

The pack contains two brackets that adapt a 9-pin header to a 15-pin COM port for low-profile chassis. Each bracket carries part numbers 389023-003, 385985-002, 383033-001 and 611901-001 for direct replacement. They install without tools in a standard expansion slot opening.

Builders needing legacy serial ports

These brackets suit technicians restoring or maintaining systems that require a DB15 serial connection from a 9-pin motherboard header. Buyers who need USB, parallel or other modern interfaces should look at different adapter types.

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Price $28.99
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Questions about this item

What type of serial port header does my motherboard need for the 9-pin end of this cable?

The cable connects a standard 9-pin internal serial header to a 15-pin low-profile bracket, so your motherboard must provide a 9-pin COM header.

Will this low-profile bracket fit alongside a full-height expansion card in the same chassis?

Yes, the low-profile bracket occupies a single slot and is designed to sit next to full-height cards without interference.

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