Phoenix Contact Project Boards Sensor/actuator connector (pre-fab) 629896 - Phoenix Contact 154500...Phoenix Contact Project Boards Sensor/actuator connector (pre-fab) 629896 - Phoenix Contact 1545001, Phoenix Contact manufactures the SAC-4P-20,0-PUR/M12FR 1545001, a robust sensor/actuator cable ideal for industrial automation. This product features an angled M12-Socket and a free cable end, providing flexibility and reliability in its applications. Typically used in sensor and actuator connections, its durable PUR jacket ensures excellent performance in demanding environments. Phoenix Contact 1545001 Sensor/Actuator Cable 20m Angled M12 A-Coded. EAN: 4046356117166 - manufacturer-number: SAC4P-20,0-PUR/M12FR - Number of poles=4, Type of electrical connection, field-sided=Other, Type of plug-in contact, field sided=Female (bus), Positioning cable feed, field-sided=Other, Type of electrical connection, box-sided=M12, Positioning cable feed, box-sided=Angled, Cable length=20 m, Material of cable sheath=Other, Halogen free=yes, Colour cable sheath=Other, With LED indication=no, Screened=no, Cable type=Multi-core, Vulcanize=no, Material contact body=CuSn, Material of contact surface=Other, Permitted cable outer temperature after assembling without vibration=-40..80 °C, Permitted cable outer temperature during assembling/handling=-25..80 °C, Rated current In=4 A, Rated voltage=250 V, Continuity resistance=5000 mOhm, Degree of protection (IP)=IP65 - SAC4P-20,0-PUR/M12FR. Phoenix Contact Right Angle Female 4 way M12 to Sensor Actuator Cable, 20m, Series: SAC, Cross Sectional Area: 0.34 mm², Sheath Colour: Black/Grey, Sheath Material: PUR, Shielded/Unshielded: Shielded, Current Rating: 4 A, Voltage Rating: 250 V, IP Rating: IP65, IP67, MPN: 1545001
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The Phoenix Contact 1545001 is a 20-meter sensor/actuator cable designed for industrial automation, offering a reliable connection between sensors, actuators, and control systems. Its key benefit is the durable PUR jacket and angled M12 connector, ensuring robust performance in demanding environments. A potential caveat is its specific A-coded M12 connector, requiring compatibility with corresponding connectors.
All features
Colour
Grey
Model Part Number
1545001
Brand
Phoenix Contact
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What does 'A-coded' mean for the M12 connector?
A-coding is a standard mechanical keying and pin assignment for M12 connectors, commonly used for sensor/actuator connections. It ensures that only compatible connectors (typically 4-pin for this cable) can be physically connected, preventing mismating.
What type of applications is this cable best suited for?
This cable is ideal for connecting sensors and actuators in industrial automation environments, such as manufacturing plants, assembly lines, and machine building, where durability and reliable signal transmission are essential.
Can this cable be used outdoors?
With its IP65/IP67 rating, the cable offers excellent protection against dust and water. However, prolonged direct UV exposure might degrade the PUR sheath over time. It is best suited for protected outdoor installations or indoor industrial environments.
What is the significance of the 'Halogen-free' feature?
Halogen-free cables do not contain halogens like chlorine or bromine. In the event of a fire, they emit less toxic and corrosive smoke, making them safer for use in enclosed spaces or environments where air quality is a concern.
How do I terminate the free cable end?
The free cable end requires manual wiring. You will need to strip the outer sheath and individual wire insulation, then connect each conductor to the corresponding terminal on your control device, following the specific pinout for your application.
What is the maximum current and voltage rating?
The cable is rated for a maximum current of 4 A and a voltage of 250 V.
Troubleshooting
No signal transmission from sensor/actuator
Verify the M12 connection is securely fastened. Check the wiring at the free cable end against the pinout diagram of your control system. Ensure the sensor/actuator itself is powered and functioning correctly.
Intermittent connection or signal noise
Inspect the M12 connector for damage or contamination. Ensure the cable is not routed too close to sources of electrical interference. Check for any kinks or sharp bends in the cable that might affect internal conductors.
Cable sheath damage (cut, abrasion)
If minor, assess if the damage compromises the internal wires. For significant damage, the cable should be replaced to prevent failure and maintain safety/protection ratings. Do not attempt to repair the PUR sheath.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Durable and oil-resistant PUR cable sheath
High IP rating (IP65/IP67) for harsh environments
Flexible installation with 20m length and angled connector
Reliable A-coded M12 connection for sensor/actuator use
Halogen-free construction for safety compliance
Cons
Specific A-coding may limit compatibility with non-standard connectors
Free cable end requires on-site termination
Not designed for high-current applications (rated 4A)
Can be less flexible than cables with PVC sheathing in extreme cold
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Connector End: The M12 end connects directly to a compatible M12 socket on a sensor or actuator. Ensure the A-coding aligns correctly.
Free Cable End: The other end is unterminated. This requires wiring to the appropriate terminals on a PLC, control unit, or junction box according to the device's pinout diagram.
Compatibility:
Connectors: Designed for use with standard 4-pin, A-coded M12 sockets.
Industrial Protocols: Suitable for use with common industrial digital and analog signals transmitted over M12 connections.
Environments: Ideal for operating temperatures between -25°C to +80°C during assembly and -40°C to +80°C during operation.
Care:
Cleaning: Clean the M12 connector and cable sheath with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid using solvents or harsh chemicals that could degrade the PUR material.
Inspection: Periodically inspect the cable for any signs of physical damage, cuts, or abrasion. Check the M12 connector for dirt or debris, and ensure the seal is intact.
Strain Relief: Ensure that the cable is not subjected to excessive pulling or bending beyond its specified limits to maintain connection integrity.