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Phoenix Contact part number 1405930 is a sensor/actuator cable belonging to the SAC series. It features M12 connectors at both ends, with one male and one female configuration. The cable supports 3 positions and utilizes 22 AWG signal lines with a conductor cross-section of 3x 0.34 mm². The wire diameter including insulation is specified as 1.27 mm ±0.02 mm for the signal line. This component is designed for industrial automation applications requiring reliable data transmission.
Verify the exact cable length and shielding type required, as the base part number often allows for variable specifications. Confirm compatibility with existing M12 mating connectors in your assembly. Check current availability status as this item may be subject to obsolescence or supply chain fluctuations. Ensure the selected variant meets the specific voltage and current ratings of your application circuit.
Select this component when an M12 to M12 connection is required for 3-position signal lines. Consider the operating environment for cable jacket material requirements. Verify that the 22 AWG gauge meets the voltage drop constraints of your system. Compare against other SAC series variants if different pin counts or connector angles are needed.
This part belongs to Phoenix Contact's SAC series of pre-assembled sensor cables. These cables are widely used in factory automation to connect field devices to controllers. The M12 standard ensures interoperability with a broad range of industrial sensors and actuators manufactured by various vendors.
Check for direct substitutes within the SAC-3P-M12MR-M12FS SH BK series. Verify pinout configurations to ensure electrical compatibility. Consider cable length variations if the original specification allowed for custom lengths.

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