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Phoenix Contact part number 1405796 is a bus system cable designed for industrial automation networks. It features a 5-position configuration with a straight M12 socket connector on one end and free cable ends on the other. The cable utilizes A-coding to ensure compatibility with CANopen and DeviceNet protocols. Constructed with PVC insulation, the cable is gray in color and includes shielding to minimize electromagnetic interference. The standard length specified for this component is 0.2 meters.
Verify that the required cable length matches the standard 0.2-meter specification provided in official documentation. Confirm that the application environment is compatible with PVC material properties. Ensure the M12 A-coded interface aligns with existing panel mount sockets or mating connectors. Check for specific shielding requirements if high electromagnetic interference is present in the installation area.
Select this component when integrating Phoenix Contact M12-based fieldbus systems requiring pre-terminated cables. The A-coding is critical for ensuring correct polarity and protocol compatibility with CANopen and DeviceNet devices. Consider the fixed 0.2-meter length during layout planning; longer runs may require custom ordering or splicing solutions not covered by this standard part number.
This cable belongs to the SAC series of pre-wired bus system cables from Phoenix Contact. These components are engineered for reliable data transmission in harsh industrial environments. The M12 connector format provides a compact and secure connection method widely adopted in factory automation. This specific variant serves as a ready-to-use solution for short-distance device linking without requiring on-site termination.
No public substitute part numbers are confirmed in the available documentation.

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