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Phoenix Contact part number 1405920 is a sensor and actuator cable from the SAC series. It features an M12 connector with 4 positions at one end and a free cable end at the other. The cable utilizes PUR halogen-free black insulation, rated for 300 V and 80°C operation under UL AWM Style 20549/10493 standards. It supports wire gauges of 24 AWG and offers lengths ranging from 200 mm to 40 m.
Verify the specific cable length required, as this product line spans from 200 mm to 40 m. Confirm that the 4-position M12 configuration matches your system's pinout requirements. Ensure the 300 V voltage rating and 80°C temperature limit are sufficient for your operational environment before finalizing the order.
Select this component when a shielded or unshielded M12 solution is needed for motor control applications. The 4-conductor layout supports standard power and signal transmission for motors up to 7.5kW. Consider the PUR material properties for flexibility and durability in industrial settings compared to PVC alternatives.
This item belongs to Phoenix Contact’s SAC series of sensor and actuator cables. These components are engineered for reliable connectivity in automation environments. The series provides various conductor counts and connector configurations to support diverse industrial networking needs.
No public substitute part numbers are confirmed in the provided documentation.

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