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Phoenix Contact part number 1400880 is a sensor/actuator cable assembly belonging to the SAC-3P-MS-B-1L-V SCO series. It features a straight M12 SPEEDCON plug (coding A) on one end and a valve connector B (10 mm) with an integrated LED on the other. The cable utilizes varistor wiring for surge protection. Key electrical specifications include a nominal voltage of 300 V, a test voltage of 1200 V, and a minimum insulation resistance of 20 MΩ*km.
Verify the specific suffix codes in the full part designation against the official Phoenix Contact datasheet to ensure compatibility with your system's coding and length requirements. Confirm that the M12 SPEEDCON interface matches your existing connector infrastructure before procurement.
Select this component when a pre-assembled solution with built-in surge protection and visual feedback is required. The SPEEDCON interface offers faster mating cycles compared to standard M12 connectors. Ensure the application environment supports the specified nominal voltage and insulation resistance ratings.
This cable belongs to the SAC series of sensor and actuator cables from Phoenix Contact. It is designed for industrial automation environments where reliable data transmission and robust physical connections are critical. The SPEEDCON variant specifically targets applications demanding high-speed connectivity and ease of installation.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Verify compatibility with existing M12 SPEEDCON ports if considering alternative manufacturers.

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