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Phoenix Contact part number 1409013 is a C5FF:FP sensor cable designed for industrial automation environments. It functions as a surge suppressor component within the broader connector and cabling ecosystem. The unit is RoHS compliant and classified under sensor cables or unspecified connectors depending on the distributor categorization. This specific item is designated as Non-Cancelable Non-Returnable (NCNR), indicating strict procurement constraints once ordered. It serves to protect sensitive control signals from voltage spikes in actuator and sensor networks.
Verify NCNR status before ordering, as returns are not permitted. Confirm RoHS compliance requirements against project specifications. Ensure compatibility with existing Phoenix Contact C5FF series infrastructure. Check local import tariffs if sourcing internationally. Validate that the surge suppression rating meets the specific circuit voltage requirements of the application.
Select this component when integrated surge protection is required directly within the sensor cable assembly rather than at the PLC input. Compare against discrete surge arresters to determine space efficiency. Ensure the cable length and connector type match the system topology. Verify that the NCNR policy aligns with inventory management capabilities.
This part belongs to the Phoenix Contact C5FF series, which focuses on robust connectivity solutions for harsh industrial environments. The C5FF designation typically relates to specific connector interfaces used in their sensor/actuator line. Part 1409013 specifically integrates the C5FF:FP configuration, combining physical connectivity with electrical protection features.
No direct public substitute part numbers are confirmed for this specific NCNR surge suppressor variant. Cross-referencing with other Phoenix Contact C5FF series items may provide functional equivalents, but exact electrical and mechanical substitution requires detailed datasheet comparison.

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