EXSYS Cavo FireWire 800 (IEEE 1394b), 9-Pin a 4-Pin, 5,0 m, nero EX-K6873

Connecting a FireWire 800 device to a legacy FireWire 400 port often means juggling adapters or settling for slower speeds. The EXSYS FireWire 1394B Cable eliminates that hassle with a direct 9-pin to 4-pin link, letting you bridge generations of hardware without extra dongles. At 5 meters long, it reaches across desks, racks, or studio setups, while double shielding and nickel-plated plugs keep your data clean at up to 800 Mbps.

Who is it for

This cable is ideal for video editors, audio engineers, and IT technicians who work with mixed FireWire equipment. If you have an older camcorder, external drive, or audio interface with a 4-pin port and a newer computer or hub with a 9-pin FireWire 800 port, this cable connects them directly. It is also a solid choice for anyone who needs a longer FireWire run without signal loss or interference.

Main features

• Connects FireWire 800 (9-pin) devices to FireWire 400 (4-pin) devices
• Supports data transfer rates up to 800 Mbps for fast file transfers and streaming
• Double shielded to reduce electromagnetic and radio frequency interference
• Nickel-plated connectors resist corrosion and ensure reliable contact
• Plug-and-play and hot-swappable—no drivers or reboots needed
• 5-meter length provides flexibility in equipment placement
• Backward compatible with IEEE 1394a (FireWire 400) standards

Specifications

• Brand: EXSYS
• Model: EX-K6873
• MPN: EX-K6873
• EAN: 4718359068737
• Cable type: FireWire 1394b (FireWire 800)
• Connector 1: FireWire 9-pin male
• Connector 2: FireWire 4-pin male
• Cable length: 5.0 m
• Maximum data transfer rate: 800 Mbps
• Shielding: Double shielded
• Conductor material: Copper
• Jacket material: PVC
• Plug plating: Nickel
• Colour: Black
• Certifications: RoHS compliant

Tips

Before buying, check the ports on both devices: the 9-pin end goes into a FireWire 800 port, and the 4-pin end goes into a FireWire 400 port. The cable is hot-swappable, so you can connect or disconnect devices while they are powered on, but always eject drives safely before unplugging to avoid data corruption. For best performance, avoid running the cable parallel to power cords or near strong magnetic fields.