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Phoenix Contact part number 1405892 is a sensor and actuator cable featuring a 5-position configuration. It utilizes a straight M12 female connector with A-coding at one end, while the opposite end consists of free cable leads. The product supports variable cable types and allows for customizable cable lengths ranging from 0.2 meters to 40.0 meters. This design facilitates flexible integration into industrial automation systems requiring reliable signal and power transmission.
Verify the specific cable length requirement during ordering, as this item is sold with free input lengths between 0.2 and 40.0 meters. Confirm that the A-coding matches your system's mating connector specifications. Note that the lifecycle status may be obsolete; check current availability through authorized distributors before finalizing procurement plans.
Select this component when a pre-terminated M12 connector is required on one side with field-wireable leads on the other. Ensure the application environment is compatible with the specified cable type. Verify that the 5-position count aligns with the signal or power requirements of the connected device. Consider the maximum cable length needed for the installation layout.
This part belongs to Phoenix Contact's SAC series of sensor/actuator cables. These products are designed for robust connectivity in industrial environments. The M12 interface is a common standard for field devices, ensuring interoperability with various controllers and sensors across automation setups.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Check manufacturer catalogs for updated series replacements if this specific item is obsolete.

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