Phoenix Contact Straight Male 3 way M12 to Straight Female 3 way M12 Sensor Actuator Cable, 1.5m

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RS Stock No.:
493-690
Mfr. Part No.:
1414578
Brand:
Phoenix Contact
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Brand

Phoenix Contact

Series

SAC

Cross Sectional Area

3 x 0.34 mm²

Number of Cores

3

Sheath Colour

Black

Length

1.5m

Sheath Material

Polyvinyl Chloride PVC

Connector 1 Gender

Male

Connector 1 Number of Contacts

3

Connector 1

M12

Connector 1 Orientation

Straight

Connector 2 Gender

Female

Connector 2 Orientation

Straight

Connector 2

M12

Connector 2 Number of Contacts

3

COO (Country of Origin):
DE
The Phoenix Contact sensor or actuator cable offers an efficient solution for automation applications requiring reliable signal transmission. Built with robust PVC insulation and featuring a sleek black finish (RAL 9005), this cable accommodates three positions and connects seamlessly via M12 connectors with A-coding. Its generous cable length of 1.5 meters makes it versatile for various industrial settings. Designed to withstand harsh environmental conditions, the cable maintains its functionality even in extreme temperatures between -25°C to 90°C. This product aids in achieving optimal performance and safety in automated systems, ensuring that devices communicate effectively without interruption.

Offers a durable PVC outer sheath for long-lasting use
Rated for IP65, IP67, and IP68 degrees of protection against dust and moisture
Supports reliable operation across a wide temperature range
Features a minimum bending radius suitable for both fixed and movable installations
Designed with an overvoltage category of II for enhanced insulation integrity
Integrates seamlessly into existing automation systems with ease of connectivity
Utilizes CuSn contact material for superior electrical conductivity
Minimizes disconnection risks with secure plug-in connections

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