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Phoenix Contact part number 1405917 is a sensor/actuator cable featuring a 4-position angled M12 male connector with A-coding on one end and a straight M8 female socket with A-coding on the other. The cable length is customizable, ranging from 0.2 meters to 40 meters. It supports a current rating of 4 A and voltage ratings of 48 VAC or 60 VDC. The product utilizes a variable cable type with an extremely robust outer sheath designed for industrial environments.
Verify the required cable length during ordering as this model allows customization within the specified range. Confirm that the M12 male A-coded and M8 female A-coded interface configuration matches the target device ports. Ensure the 4 A current rating and 48 VAC/60 VDC voltage limits are compatible with the operational parameters of the connected equipment to prevent electrical overstress.
Select this component when a mixed connector interface between M12 and M8 is required for sensor or actuator integration. The angled M12 plug facilitates mounting in tight spaces where straight connectors may obstruct adjacent components. Verify that the application environment is compatible with the cable's material specifications and that the 4-position wiring scheme aligns with the signal requirements of the peripheral devices.
This item belongs to Phoenix Contact's sensor/actuator cable series, designed for reliable data and power transmission in industrial settings. The product line emphasizes durability and ease of assembly, utilizing standardized M12 and M8 interfaces common in factory automation. Part 1405917 specifically addresses scenarios requiring distinct connector types at each end while maintaining consistent coding standards.
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