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Phoenix Contact part number 1405943 is a sensor/actuator cable featuring a 3-position configuration. It connects an angled M8 male plug to an angled M12 female socket, utilizing A-coding for signal integrity. The cable assembly supports variable lengths ranging from 0.2 meters to 85.0 meters. Construction utilizes Polyurethane (PUR) and Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) materials for the jacket, ensuring durability in industrial environments.
Verify the specific cable length requirement during ordering, as this product allows free input within the specified range. Confirm that the M8 male to M12 female configuration matches the system interface needs. Ensure the A-coding aligns with existing sensor or actuator standards. Check for any special order requirements associated with variable length selections.
Select this component when angled connectivity is required between M8 and M12 interfaces. The A-coding is standard for sensor signals. Consider the environmental conditions for jacket material suitability. Verify that the 3-position count meets the signal and power requirements of the connected device.
This cable belongs to Phoenix Contact's SAC series, designed for sensor and actuator applications. It provides reliable field wiring solutions without requiring specialized tools. The product integrates into broader industrial automation ecosystems, supporting standard M8 and M12 connector formats widely used in factory automation.
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