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Phoenix Contact part number 1413789 is a device connector designed for rear mounting applications. It features an M12-SPEEDCON interface with A-coding and provides 8 positions. The connector utilizes pin contacts and is configured in a straight orientation. It is intended for use on free cable ends, facilitating direct cable connection. The unit includes a lock nut for secure installation. This component supports universal connectivity requirements within industrial automation environments.
Verify the specific order number against official Phoenix Contact documentation to ensure compatibility with existing M12 infrastructure. Confirm that the A-coding matches the mating connector requirements. Check for lead-free compliance status updates as manufacturing standards evolve. Ensure the straight cable exit orientation fits the spatial constraints of the installation site. Validate that the rear mounting method aligns with the enclosure design specifications.
Select this model when a robust M12 solution with SPEEDCON technology is required for device-side connections. The A-coding ensures correct polarity for standard digital I/O signals. Consider the straight geometry for cable routing efficiency. Verify that the 8-position count meets the signal requirements. Ensure the rear mounting style is compatible with the available panel or rail space.
This component belongs to the M12 circular connector family from Phoenix Contact. It complements other M12 variants by offering SPEEDCON termination for rapid assembly. The product line supports various coding options and pole counts for diverse industrial networking needs. It integrates into broader system architectures requiring standardized fieldbus interfaces.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Verify compatibility with existing mating connectors before substitution. Ensure mechanical dimensions and electrical ratings match the original design requirements.
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