1405894

Overview

Phoenix Contact part number 1405894 is a sensor/actuator cable featuring a four-position configuration. It utilizes M12 connectors with A-coding on both ends, specifically a straight male plug and a straight female socket. The assembly includes shielding to mitigate electromagnetic interference. The cable length is customizable via free input parameters, allowing adaptation to specific installation requirements within industrial automation environments.

Feature Summary

• Four-position signal transmission capability
• M12 connector interface with A-coding for standardized compatibility
• Shielded construction for noise reduction
• Flexible cable length customization

Applications

• Industrial sensor connections
• Actuator signal links
• Automation control systems
• Machine tool wiring

Procurement Notes

Verify the exact cable length specification required for your application during ordering, as this parameter is variable. Confirm that the A-coded M12 interface matches the mating ports in your system. Ensure the shielding type aligns with your electromagnetic compatibility requirements. Cross-reference the full product code to guarantee correct connector orientation and coding.

Selection Notes

Select this component when a robust, shielded connection between sensors and actuators is necessary. The M12 A-coded interface ensures reliable mating with standard industrial devices. Consider the variable length option to minimize excess cabling. Verify environmental conditions to ensure the cable jacket material meets temperature and chemical resistance needs.

Part Context

This item belongs to Phoenix Contact's SAC series of sensor/actuator cables. These cables are designed for high-frequency data transmission in industrial settings. The M12 form factor provides a compact and secure connection method widely adopted in automation standards. The product supports modular system architectures requiring reliable signal integrity.

Replacement Considerations

Ensure any substitute maintains the four-position count and M12 A-coding. Verify identical shielding effectiveness and connector gender/orientation. Check that the replacement cable meets the same electrical performance standards for signal transmission.