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Phoenix Contact part number 1405829 is a shielded sensor/actuator cable featuring a straight M8 male plug on one end and an angled M8 female socket on the other. The product supports customizable cable lengths ranging from 0.2 meters to 85.0 meters, allowing for flexible integration into various automation setups. It utilizes a 3-position configuration with variable cable types suitable for industrial environments.
Verify the exact required cable length during ordering as this component supports variable specifications within the defined range. Confirm that the M8 straight male to angled female configuration matches your equipment interface requirements. Ensure compatibility with the intended variable cable type for optimal performance in your specific application environment.
Select this model when flexible cabling geometry is required between sensors and controllers. The combination of straight and angled connectors facilitates routing in confined spaces. Consider the shielding properties for environments with high electrical noise. Verify that the 3-position requirement aligns with your device pinout specifications before procurement.
This component belongs to Phoenix Contact's SAC series of sensor/actuator cables. These products are engineered for reliable data and power transmission in industrial automation. The series emphasizes durability and standardized M8 connectivity, ensuring compatibility with widespread industrial I/O systems and modular control architectures.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Users should verify direct compatibility with existing M8 interfaces or consult manufacturer catalogs for equivalent configurations if replacement is necessary.
It features a straight M8 male plug on one end and an angled M8 female socket on the other.
No, the cable length is customizable at ordering, ranging from 0.2 meters to 85.0 meters.

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