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Phoenix Contact part number 1405895 is a sensor and actuator cable assembly, specifically the SAC-4P-M12MS-M12FR SH BK// model. It features a four-position configuration with an M12 male straight plug on one end and an M12 female angled socket on the other, utilizing A-coding for standard industrial connectivity. The cable is shielded to minimize electromagnetic interference and supports a current rating of 4 Amperes with voltage ratings of 48 VAC or 60 VDC. Available in variable lengths ranging from 200 mm up to 40 meters, this assembly provides flexible integration options for automated control systems requiring reliable signal transmission.
Verify the specific cable length required for your installation, as this product line offers variable lengths from 200 mm to 40 m. Confirm that the A-coded M12 interface matches your existing equipment connectors. Ensure the shielding requirements align with your system's electromagnetic compatibility standards before finalizing the order.
Select this component when a robust, shielded connection between M12 devices is necessary. The combination of straight and angled connectors aids in managing cable space constraints. Verify that the 4 A current rating meets the power requirements of your connected devices and that the operating voltage remains within the specified 48 VAC or 60 VDC limits.
This sensor cable belongs to Phoenix Contact's SAC series, designed for industrial automation environments. The M12 connector system is widely adopted for its durability and sealing capabilities. This specific assembly integrates electrical performance with mechanical reliability, supporting continuous operation in demanding factory settings where consistent data transfer is critical.
Ensure any substitute maintains the same M12 A-coded pinout and shielding characteristics. Verify that the replacement cable supports the required current and voltage ratings. Check that the connector angles and housing dimensions allow for proper fitment within the existing enclosure or panel layout.

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