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Phoenix Contact part number 1405847 is an automation cable designed for industrial applications. It provides a compact and reliable power connection suitable for asynchronous and three-phase motors with power ratings up to 7.5kW. The product line offers configurations with 3 to 8 conductors, available in both shielded and unshielded variants. These cables are engineered to support efficient process automation and device connections within complex industrial environments.
Verify the specific conductor count and shielding requirements against the application's electrical specifications before ordering. Confirm that the cable length and connector terminations match the installation layout. Ensure compatibility with the mating interface on the target motor or drive unit. Cross-reference the exact suffix codes if variations exist within the 1405847 series to guarantee physical and electrical fit.
Select this component based on the motor's power rating not exceeding 7.5kW. Choose between shielded or unshielded versions depending on electromagnetic interference requirements in the installation environment. Determine the necessary number of conductors (3 to 8) to match the control and power signals required by the specific motor type. Verify environmental conditions to ensure the cable jacket material is suitable for the operating temperature range.
This item belongs to Phoenix Contact's automation cable portfolio, which focuses on connecting, distributing, and controlling power and data flows. The brand has been developing such solutions since 1923, targeting sectors including industrial production, renewable energies, and infrastructure. These components are intended for use where automated processes require robust and reliable physical connections.
No public substitute part numbers are confirmed in the provided documentation. Direct replacement requires matching the original manufacturer's specifications for conductor count, shielding, and power rating.

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