Cyberguys USB-A to RS232 Serial Cable with FTDI Chip, DB9 Plug and Play
The Cyberguys USB-A to RS232 DB9 Male Serial Cable makes it easy to connect modern USB-equipped computers to legacy serial devices. Designed with an advanced FTDI chipset, it delivers dependable COM port communication for industrial, commercial, networking, and point-of-sale applications.
The cable is USB powered, requiring no external power supply, and offers simple plug-and-play installation. Compatible drivers are included and can also be downloaded directly from the FTDI website for supported operating systems.
Constructed with nickel-plated connectors, premium shielding, and grounded wiring, this cable is engineered to provide stable, interference-resistant data transmission for mission-critical serial communications.
Whether you're programming PLCs, configuring networking hardware, connecting POS equipment, or maintaining industrial systems, the Cyberguys USB-A to RS232 cable delivers the reliable performance professionals depend on.
- Connect USB Devices to RS232 Equipment: Connect modern computers with a USB-A port to legacy DB9 (9-pin) RS232 serial devices, including PLCs, barcode scanners, receipt printers, POS systems, networking equipment, industrial controllers, and more
- Advanced FTDI Chipset: Equipped with a premium FTDI chipset for dependable COM port communication, stable data transmission, and broad compatibility with industrial, commercial, and professional serial applications
- Plug & Play Convenience: Powered directly by the USB-A port with no external power adapter required. Includes driver support via the included software or downloadable drivers from the FTDI website for supported operating systems
- Durable, Reliable Construction: Built with nickel-plated DB9 connectors, premium shielding, and grounded cable construction to help reduce electromagnetic interference and provide reliable RS232 communication
- Wide Device Compatibility: Compatible with a variety of DB9 RS232 serial devices, including barcode scanners, cash registers, label printers, PLC controllers, CNC machines, networking equipment, GPS receivers, serial consoles, and other legacy hardware