Pan Pacific Enterprises supplies a broad electronic connectivity catalog covering computer cables and accessories, voice/data communication, audio/video interconnects, connectors and components, RF connectors/adapters, HDMI products and installation hardware.
Wallco's Pan Pacific manufacturer tree preserves the detailed families that matter when replacing or specifying connectivity hardware - including D-sub and Centronics interfaces, DIN and Mini-DIN connectors, PCB headers and sockets, RF connector series, USB and display cables, patch cords, keystone jacks, fiber products and rack/wall-panel hardware.
Because many Pan Pacific products solve very specific interface problems, selection should be based on the complete mechanical and electrical interface rather than a broad label such as adapter, cable or connector.
For cable assemblies, verify both connector ends, gender, length, wiring function and the signal/data standard. For discrete connectors, add contact count, termination method, shell or mounting style and the cable or mating part.
For voice/data products, match category rating, conductor type, shielding and wiring/termination scheme. For RF products, impedance and the target coax cable group are critical. For board-level products, pitch, contact count and mating orientation must match the PCB design.
Pan Pacific also maintains many legacy interface products. In retrofit work, the exact pinout or protocol can matter as much as connector shape, especially with D-sub, serial, SCSI, Centronics and older computer/display hardware.
Pan Pacific's catalog includes computer cables, voice/data communication products, audio/video cables and adapters, connectors and components, RF connectors/adapters, HDMI accessories and related installation hardware.
Use the full part number if available. Otherwise document both mating interfaces, gender/contact count, wiring or signal function, cable type/length, termination method and mounting details.
Connector families that look similar can differ in pin count, pitch, impedance, termination, shell size, mounting and wiring. The detailed categories help narrow those differences before model-level selection.
