Phoenix Contact Actuator/Sensor Cable, 100 m

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RS Stock No.:
853-0969
Distrelec Article No.:
304-02-471
Mfr. Part No.:
1501676
Brand:
Phoenix Contact
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Brand

Phoenix Contact

Series

SAC-5P-100.0-PUR/0.34

Product Type

Actuator/Sensor Cable

Cable Length

100m

Jacket Material

Polyurethane

Jacket Colour

Black

Voltage

300 V

Standards/Approvals

EAC

COO (Country of Origin):
DE

Phoenix Contact Sensor Actuator Cable, 300V Voltage Rating, 100m Length - SAC-5P-100,0-PUR/0,34 - 1501676


Need to share mission-critical signals between machines in your system? Get the message across with this sensor actuator cable from Phoenix Contact. Its bare copper conductors support efficient electrical connections, helping your signals reach their destination in next to no time.

As the conductors are made up of 42 individual strands and the cable's outer diameter is just 5mm, this is a flexible option for use in complex wiring networks. A minimum bend radius of 25mm makes installation around corners a cinch.

The cores are surrounded by a black PUR sheath that's hardwearing and resilient. As it resists oil and grease, it can take whatever contamination your industrial setting throws at it. Inside, you'll find each of the 5 cores is colour coded and easily identifiable, which cuts out any confusion during set-up.

Features & Benefits


• Reel length of 100m, so you get plenty of cable for lots of jobs

• Works in operating temperatures between -40°C and +80°C to push through harsh conditions

• Meets VDE 0472 standards for halogen-free design that stops toxic substances forming in fires

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