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Phoenix Contact part number 1405927 is a sensor cable belonging to the M12 connector category. It features an M12 connector at both End A and End B, with a pin count of 3 positions. The product is classified under Sensor Cables / Actuator Cables. This configuration supports reliable data transmission for industrial applications requiring compact and standardized connections.
Verify the exact length and shielding specifications required for your application, as these details are not explicitly defined in the provided summary data. Confirm that the 3-position M12 configuration matches your device's mating connector. Ensure environmental ratings meet your installation conditions. Cross-reference the manufacturer datasheet for mechanical dimensions and electrical characteristics before finalizing the order.
Select this component when a symmetrical M12-to-M12 connection is required for 3-wire sensor or actuator setups. Consider the cable length and bending radius constraints during routing. Evaluate if the standard M12 coding meets your polarity and locking needs. Compare against other Phoenix Contact M12 series options if higher pin counts or different shielding levels are necessary for noise immunity.
This part belongs to Phoenix Contact's broad portfolio of industrial connectivity solutions, specifically within the sensor and actuator cable segment. It complements their range of M12 connectors and terminal blocks, supporting modular automation architectures. The product aligns with industry standards for fieldbus and I/O system cabling, ensuring interoperability with various PLC and controller inputs.
Both End A and End B utilize M12 connectors.
The connector has 3 positions.

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