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Phoenix Contact part number 1405959 is a pre-assembled sensor/actuator cable designed for industrial automation environments. It features an M12 male connector on one end with A-coding and four positions, while the opposite end consists of free wires without a connector. The cable assembly has a length of 3.0 meters and utilizes a gray PVC jacket. Key electrical specifications include a rated voltage of 250 V and a current rating of 4 A. The product offers high ingress protection ratings of IP65, IP68, and IP69K, ensuring reliability in harsh conditions.
Verify the specific pin configuration and shielding requirements against your system design before ordering. Confirm that the M12 A-coded interface matches your existing connector receptacles. Ensure the cable length of 3.0 meters fits your installation layout. Check compatibility with the operating voltage and current limits of your connected devices to prevent performance issues.
Choose this component when a fixed-length connection between an M12 port and open wiring is required. It is suitable for applications needing IP69K resistance for frequent cleaning. Consider alternative lengths if the standard 3.0-meter size does not suit your spatial constraints. Evaluate whether the A-coding aligns with your network protocol requirements.
This cable belongs to Phoenix Contact's SAC series of sensor and actuator cables. These products are widely used in factory automation for reliable data and power transmission. The series emphasizes durability and ease of installation in demanding industrial settings. This specific model provides a straightforward solution for point-to-point connectivity.
Check for compatible M12 A-coded cables from other manufacturers if supply issues arise. Ensure any substitute maintains the same IP69K rating and conductor cross-section. Verify that the replacement cable supports the required 4 A current capacity. Confirm physical dimensions fit within the available space.

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