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Mini Din6 PS/2 Extension
Mini Din6 PS/2 Extension
Mini Din6 PS/2 Extension

Mini Din6 PS/2 Extension Cable, Keyboard/Mouse, PS/2 Male to PS/2 Female, MiniDin6 Male to MiniDin6 Female, 6 Conductor, Straight, 10 feet, Beige, Mini Din 6 pin Male Female Cable, CableWholesale

Product ID : 47669010


Galleon Product ID 47669010
UPC / ISBN 846568004292
Shipping Weight 0.25 lbs
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Model 10M2-01210
Manufacturer CableWholesale
Shipping Dimension 7.01 x 5.12 x 0.51 inches
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Mini Din6 PS/2 Extension Features

  • HIGH QUALITY PS2 KEYBOARD EXTENSION CABLE: This PS/2 (MiniDin6) extension cable is designed to work with keyboards and mice that utilize the MiniDin6 connector. Our cable features PS/2 (MiniDin6) male and female ends and 6 conductors with straight through pinning.

  • DURABLE DESIGN: Our high quality DIN6 Pin cable features Al-Mylar Foil Shield with connectors and gold plated contacts for superior corrosion resistance ensuring a solid connection for the life of the cable.

  • HIGHLY COMPLIANT: This PS/2 cable can also be used to connect a computer to a PS/2 KVM switch if you are controlling multiple computers with a single monitor, keyboard and mouse. This male to female Keyboard, Mice cable is solidly constructed, and RoHS Compliant.

  • AVALABLE IN MULTIPLE LENGTHS: Choose the length that fits your cable requirement. Neither too long to wrap extra wire in a coil, nor too short that fails to reach your connection point. Select the right length to avoid extra cluttering.

  • LIFETIME WARRANTY: We are proud to offer lifetime warranty on our cables, adaptors and on most of our products.


About Mini Din6 PS/2 Extension

This 10 foot PS/2 (MiniDin6) extension cable is designed to work with keyboards and mice that utilize the MiniDin6 connector. Our cable features PS/2 (MiniDin6) male and female ends and 6 conductors with straight through pinning. Before the USB connection established its dominance connecting devices to a computer, the PS/2 connector was the primary method to secure a mouse or keyboard.