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Phoenix Contact part number 1405824 is a sensor/actuator cable designed for industrial automation environments. It features a straight M12 male connector with A-coding on one end and a straight M8 female socket on the other. The cable assembly is shielded to minimize electromagnetic interference, utilizing a copper-tin alloy contact basic body. Rated voltage is specified at 48 V. The product allows for customizable cable lengths upon ordering, providing flexibility for specific installation requirements within control systems.
Verify current availability status as this part number may be obsolete or subject to restricted supply in certain regions. Confirm exact cable length requirements during ordering, as the product supports variable input lengths. Ensure compatibility with existing M12 A-coded and M8 socket infrastructure before procurement.
Select this component when an M12 male to M8 female connection is required with shielding capabilities. The A-coding ensures correct mating with standard sensors and actuators. Consider the rated voltage of 48 V against system requirements. Verify that the straight-to-straight orientation fits the spatial constraints of the installation point.
This item belongs to Phoenix Contact's SAC series of sensor/actuator cables. These components are engineered for reliable data and power transmission in automated machinery. The series typically includes various pin counts and connector combinations to support diverse industrial I/O architectures.
Publicly confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Check manufacturer updates for potential obsolescence notices or direct replacements within the SAC series.

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