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Phoenix Contact part number 1405898 is a sensor/actuator cable featuring a 4-position configuration. It utilizes M12 connectors with A-coding on both ends, specifically employing angled plugs and sockets. The cable assembly is shielded to ensure signal integrity in industrial environments. The product description indicates variable cable type options and allows for free input of cable length, starting from a minimum of 0.2 meters.
Verify the specific cable length requirement during ordering, as the datasheet indicates free input capability. Confirm that the angled M12 connector orientation matches the spatial constraints of the installation site. Ensure compatibility with existing M12 A-coded ports. Check current availability status through authorized distributors as supply may vary.
Select this component when angled M12 connections are required for space-constrained applications. The A-coding ensures correct polarity for standard digital I/O signals. Shielding is necessary for environments with high electrical noise. Verify that the 4-position configuration meets the signal and power requirements of the connected devices.
This item belongs to Phoenix Contact's sensor/actuator cable series, designed for reliable fieldbus and I/O connections. It complements other M12 components in the company's industrial networking portfolio. The product supports standard industrial protocols requiring robust physical layer connectivity.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Users should verify pinout compatibility and mechanical dimensions before considering alternative manufacturers or different Phoenix Contact part numbers.

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