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Phoenix Contact part number 1405949 is an automation cable belonging to the SAC series. It functions as a single-ended mating cordset featuring an M12 male connector. The cable supports customizable lengths ranging from 200 mm to 40 m. Electrical ratings include a current capacity of 4 A and voltage specifications of 48 VAC or 60 VDC. The product utilizes A-coded pin configuration for signal transmission.
Verify the specific cable length requirement before ordering, as this model allows customization. Confirm that the A-coded M12 connector matches your system's port type. Check RoHS compliance status if required by project specifications. Ensure the jacket material (PUR or PVC) suits the environmental conditions. Review datasheet details for bending radius constraints during installation planning.
Select this component when a flexible, single-ended connection is needed for sensors or actuators. The A-coding ensures compatibility with standard industrial I/O devices. Consider the maximum length limits for signal integrity over long runs. Evaluate the operating temperature range against site conditions. Compare alternative cordsets if different connector genders are required.
This item belongs to Phoenix Contact's SAC series of pre-wired automation cables. These components are designed for straightforward integration into industrial control networks. The M12 interface provides a robust connection method common in factory automation environments. The product line emphasizes ease of installation and reliable performance in demanding settings.
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