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Papua New Guinea M12 L Code Panel Mount Cable

M12 L Code Panel Mount Cable for use with servo motors, Profinet power supplies, automation systems, industrial machinery, and other power application, Premier Cable Part # : PCM-S-0533

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Papua New GuineaM12 L Code Cable Connector

Product Description

M12 L Code Panel Mount Cable is designed to provide robust and reliable power transmission in industrial environments. This cable configuration is specifically engineered for high-power applications and is equipped with a 4-pin L Code M12 connector with an additional PE Protective Earth conductor for grounding. 

 

 

Specification  : 

 


Power :  0.75kW power

Current rating :  Up to 16A

Voltage rating :  63V AC/DC

Operating temperature :  -40°C to +85°C

Cable spec :  UL2517 16AWG 300V 105° OD=8.7mm

Plastic core color :  Blacke :  IP65; Green :  IP68 and IP69K

 


Key Features : 

 

 

M12 L Code Connector :  The 4-pin M12 L Code connector is commonly used in industrial automation systems where both power and data are transmitted via a single cable. It is designed for high-power applications, capable of carrying higher current up to 16A.

 


PE Conductor :  Includes a protective earth PE conductor for grounding, essential for electrical safety in industrial environments.

 


16AWG UL1015 Cable :  The cable uses 16AWG UL1015 wire, which is rated for continuous power transmission. UL1015 is a recognized standard for industrial applications requiring flexibility and resistance to wear and tear, with high-temperature performance up to 105°C.

 


Open Ended :  The cable is terminated at the other end with open wires, allowing for flexible integration into different systems or custom installations.


Panel Mount Design :  The cable is designed with a panel mount connector on one side, which allows for secure, permanent installation into panels, junction boxes, or machinery.

 

 

Applications : 

 


Servo motor power supply connections.


Profinet-based networking systems for industrial automation.


Power transmission in machinery and equipment with high-current needs.