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Phoenix Contact part number 1400895 is a sensor/actuator cable featuring a straight M12 SPEEDCON plug with A coding on one end and an unwired valve connector on the other. The assembly includes one integrated LED for status indication. The cable length is specified as free input, allowing for custom sizing based on application requirements.
Verify the specific cable length requirement before ordering, as this item is defined by free input specifications rather than fixed dimensions. Confirm that the A coding and SPEEDCON interface match the existing panel or device inputs. Ensure the voltage and current ratings of the connected load are within the M12 connector limits.
Select this model when tool-free connectivity is required alongside immediate visual diagnostics. The SPEEDCON mechanism reduces installation time compared to traditional screw-lock connectors. The integrated LED eliminates the need for separate monitoring devices at the connection point.
This component belongs to the Phoenix Contact sensor/actuator cable portfolio, designed for reliable signal transmission in harsh industrial settings. It complements the broader range of M12 interconnect solutions offered by the manufacturer for modular machine building.
No direct substitute part numbers are documented in the provided source material. Alternative selection requires matching the M12 SPEEDCON interface, A coding, and LED functionality independently.
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