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The Phoenix Contact 1405946 is a sensor/actuator cable featuring a 3-position configuration. It includes a straight M12 male connector with A-coding on one end and a right-angled 90-degree M8 female socket on the other. The cable length is customizable at ordering, ranging from 0.2 meters to 85.0 meters. The assembly utilizes PVC gray insulation rated for 105 °C and complies with UL AWM Style 2517 standards for 300 V applications.
Verify the required cable length during the ordering process as it is customizable between 0.2 m and 85.0 m. Confirm that the M12 A-coded male and M8 female configuration matches your device interfaces. Ensure the environment supports the specified temperature rating and insulation type.
Select this model when a mixed connector interface between M12 and M8 is required. The right-angled M8 socket facilitates compact installations where space constraints exist. The customizable length option allows for precise fit without excess cabling, reducing clutter in control panels.
This component belongs to the SAC series of sensor/actuator cables from Phoenix Contact. These cables are designed for reliable signal transmission in industrial environments. The product line emphasizes durability and adaptability through configurable lengths and standardized connector coding.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation.
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