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Phoenix Contact part number 1405940 is a sensor/actuator cable belonging to the SAC series. It features a 3-position configuration with an angled M8 male plug on one end and a straight M8 female socket on the other, utilizing A-coding. The cable length is customizable within a range of 0.2 meters to 85.0 meters. This cordset is designed for industrial automation applications requiring reliable signal transmission between control systems and field devices.
Verify the specific cable length requirement during ordering, as this model supports variable lengths between 0.2 m and 85.0 m. Confirm that the M8 A-coding aligns with existing connector interfaces. Ensure the application environment is compatible with the specified contact materials and housing compounds. Check for any updated compliance certifications relevant to your region before finalizing procurement.
Select this component when a pre-assembled M8 cordset is required for sensor or actuator linkage. The A-coding is standard for general-purpose signals; verify compatibility if power or data-specific coding is needed. Consider the maximum length constraint of 85.0 m for signal integrity. Evaluate the environmental conditions against the IP rating and temperature limits of the connector materials.
This item belongs to Phoenix Contact's SAC series of automation cables, which are widely used in industrial environments. The series offers various configurations for different connector types and pin counts. Part 1405940 specifically addresses the need for standardized M8 connections with flexible length options, supporting efficient assembly in control panels and machine building.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Verify compatibility with existing M8 A-coded infrastructure before considering alternative brands or models.
The connectors utilize A-coding, which is standard for general-purpose sensor and actuator signals.
Yes, the cable length can be specified at ordering within a range of 0.2 meters to 85.0 meters.

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