TRENDnet TK-207K 2-Port USB KVM Switch
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A 9-pin male-to-male DSUB feedthrough connector for panel-mounted audio, video and data links
The Switchcraft EH Series 9-Pin Male to Male DSUB Connector provides a direct panel-mount link for professional audio, video, and data signals. Its feedthru design accepts standard cabling on both sides for a secure, stable connection. The connector loads into standard XLR housings and Q-G Series panels for flexible system integration.
This connector suits engineers and technicians building custom patchbays, rack panels, or fixed installations requiring a gender-changing feedthru. It is not suited for cable-end termination, portable plug-and-play use, or applications needing a sealed environmental rating.
The defining specification is the 9-pin male-to-male feedthru gender configuration, which determines whether this part matches the required signal path and panel layout for your specific wiring scheme.
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