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Phoenix Contact part number 1405944 is a sensor/actuator cable featuring a 3-position angled M8 plug on one end and a free cable pigtail on the other. It utilizes 24 AWG wire gauge with a black, gray, and yellow jacket. The component offers high environmental protection with IP65, IP67, and IP68 ratings. Cable length is customizable via free input ranging from 0.2 meters to 85.0 meters.
Verify exact cable length requirements during ordering as this model supports free input lengths between 0.2 m and 85.0 m. Confirm that the angled M8 connector orientation matches your installation constraints. Ensure the IP65/IP67/IP68 rating meets your specific environmental exposure needs. Cross-reference the 24 AWG wire gauge specification with your system's electrical load requirements before finalizing procurement.
Select this component when a flexible, custom-length connection is required between sensors or actuators and control units. The angled M8 interface is suitable for tight spaces where straight connectors cannot fit. Consider the IP68 rating if the application involves temporary submersion or high-pressure washing. Verify that the 3-position configuration aligns with the signal or power requirements of the connected device.
This product belongs to Phoenix Contact's sensor/actuator cable series, designed for electrification, networking, and automation tasks. Phoenix Contact manufactures these components globally to support sector coupling and sustainable applications. The brand focuses on connecting, distributing, and controlling power and data flows in industrial settings.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Users must verify compatibility based on connector type (M8), position count (3), and cable specifications when evaluating alternatives.

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