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Phoenix Contact part number 1405842 is a single-ended sensor and actuator cable featuring an 8-position M12 connector. The assembly includes an angled male plug with A-coding on one end and bare leads on the other. It is shielded to reduce electromagnetic interference. The cable length is customizable, allowing for free input ranging from 0.2 meters up to 85.0 meters.
Verify the exact required cable length during ordering, as this component supports variable lengths between 0.2 m and 85.0 m. Confirm that the bare lead termination matches your specific installation requirements rather than a pre-formed connector. Ensure compatibility with M12 A-coded ports on the receiving device.
Select this model when an angled connection is necessary to save space or improve cable routing flexibility. The bare lead option provides customization for unique terminal block or screw connections. Verify that the 8-position configuration meets the signal and power requirements of the connected field device.
This component belongs to Phoenix Contact's SAC series of sensor and actuator cables. These cables are designed for reliable data and power transmission in automated environments. The M12 interface is a standard circular connector widely used in industrial automation for its durability and standardized pin configurations.
Publicly confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. When replacing, ensure the new cable maintains the same 8-position count, M12 A-coding, and shielding characteristics to preserve system functionality.

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