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Phoenix Contact part number 1400900 is a sensor/actuator cable belonging to the SAC-3P-MS-BI SCO series. It features a straight M12 SPEEDCON plug with A coding on one end and a valve connector BI (11 mm) on the other. The cable has three positions and is supplied unwired, allowing for custom termination. This configuration supports flexible integration into industrial automation systems requiring specific signal routing between sensors and control units.
Verify that the unwired nature of this component aligns with your assembly requirements. Confirm compatibility between the M12 SPEEDCON plug and the target valve connector BI interface before procurement. Ensure the three-position configuration meets the specific signal count needed for your application setup.
Select this model when a pre-assembled cable is not required or when custom wire lengths and terminations are necessary. The M12 SPEEDCON connector offers tool-free connection capabilities. Consider the valve connector BI dimensions to ensure physical fit within the installation space.
This component is part of Phoenix Contact's SAC series, designed for robust industrial environments. The SPEEDCON technology facilitates quick and secure connections without tools. As an unwired cable, it provides flexibility for system integrators to tailor the final assembly to precise project specifications.
Check for updated versions within the SAC-3P-MS-BI SCO family. Verify if alternative M12 connectors with different coding or pin counts are suitable for modified signal requirements.

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