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Phoenix Contact part number 1405899 is a shielded sensor and actuator cable featuring a four-position angled M12 plug with A-coding on one end and a free cable end on the other. The product belongs to the SAC series and supports variable cable lengths ranging from 0.2 meters to 85.0 meters. It is designed for reliable signal transmission in industrial automation environments requiring robust connectivity.
Verify the specific cable length requirement during ordering, as this item utilizes a variable length configuration denoted by the suffix pattern. Confirm that the application environment is compatible with the standard shielding specifications. Ensure the mating device accepts an angled M12 male connector with A-coding to guarantee proper physical and electrical alignment.
Select this component when a pre-assembled shielded connection between an M12 port and a bare wire termination is required. The angled design aids in strain relief and routing flexibility compared to straight connectors. Consider the maximum supported length of 85.0 meters when planning cable runs to ensure signal quality remains within acceptable limits for the intended protocol.
This cable is part of Phoenix Contact's standardized sensor and actuator cabling portfolio. It complements their range of M12 connectors and terminal blocks, providing a complete solution for field-level wiring. The product adheres to industry standards for industrial Ethernet and sensor networks, ensuring interoperability with common automation hardware.
No direct public substitute part numbers are confirmed in the provided documentation. When replacing, ensure the new cable matches the four-position A-coded M12 specification and maintains equivalent shielding performance.

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