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Phoenix Contact part number 1400917 is a SAC-3P-MR-CI SCO sensor/actuator cable. It features a 3-position configuration with an angled M12 SPEEDCON plug (coding A) on one end and a CI valve connector (9.4 mm) on the other. The cable utilizes variable wire types and is supplied in an unwired state, allowing for customizable lengths.
Verify the specific unwired length requirement before ordering, as this item is customizable. Confirm that the M12 coding A matches your system's mating connector specifications. Ensure the CI valve connector diameter of 9.4 mm is compatible with your existing pneumatic or hydraulic infrastructure to guarantee proper fitment.
Select this model when a pre-configured 3-position link between an M12 SPEEDCON port and a standard CI valve is required. The unwired nature allows field termination to exact distances. Verify that the system voltage and current ratings exceed the operational demands of the connected sensors or actuators.
This component belongs to Phoenix Contact’s SAC series of automation cables. It is designed for robust industrial environments where reliable signal transmission between field devices and controllers is critical. The SPEEDCON technology facilitates quick and tool-free assembly compared to traditional screw-lock connectors.
Direct substitutes must match the 3-position count, M12 coding A, and CI valve connector type. Generic M12 cables may lack the specific CI interface geometry. Verify pinout configurations if replacing with non-OEM parts to prevent signal inversion.

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