Professional-grade M12 sensor/actuator cable featuring a 90-degree female connector with A-coding....Professional-grade M12 sensor/actuator cable featuring a 90-degree female connector with A-coding. Constructed with 4x0.34 PUR cable in black, reaching 10 meters in length. UL/CSA certified with drag chain capability. Features male pins on housing side and includes a free cable end for versatile connectivity. Murrelektronik's 7000-12341-6341000 sensor/actuator connector features a right angle M12 x 1 socket design with a length of 10.00 m. It has 4 pins and is suitable for connecting sensors or actuators in industrial automation applications. This durable connector ensures reliable signal transmission and is ideal for use in harsh environments. EAN: 4048879206426 - manufacturer-number: 7000-12341-6341000 - Number of poles=4, Type of electrical connection, field-sided=M12, Type of plug-in contact, field sided=Female (bus), Positioning cable feed, field-sided=Angled, Type of electrical connection, box-sided=Free conductor end, Positioning cable feed, box-sided=Other, Cable length=10 m, Material of cable sheath=Polyurethane (PUR), Halogen free=yes, Colour cable sheath=Black, With LED indication=no, Screened=no, 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
Best current price£11.63from Rapid Online - Rapid Electronics Ltd.
This Murrelektronik M12 sensor/actuator cable is designed for industrial automation professionals seeking reliable and durable connectivity in demanding environments. Its key benefit is robust signal transmission with a 90-degree female connector and a 10-meter PUR cable, offering flexibility in installation. A potential caveat is the need for individual testing for resistance to aggressive media, as stated by the manufacturer.
All features
Colour
Black
Model Part Number
7000-12341-6341000
Brand
Murrelektronik
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What does 'A-coding' mean for this M12 connector?
A-coding is the standard for M12 connectors used in industrial automation for sensors and actuators. It typically denotes a 4-pin configuration used for signal transmission.
What is the advantage of a PUR cable sheath?
Polyurethane (PUR) cable sheathing is known for its excellent resistance to oils, greases, and chemicals, as well as good mechanical strength and flexibility, making it ideal for demanding industrial environments and drag chain applications.
Can this cable be used outdoors?
While the cable is durable, its suitability for outdoor use depends on environmental factors like UV exposure and extreme temperature variations. The specified operating temperatures are -40°C to +80°C. For long-term outdoor exposure, consult the manufacturer's full specifications or consider additional protective measures.
How do I connect the free cable end?
The free cable end requires termination into your control system. This typically involves stripping the wire insulation and connecting each conductor to the appropriate terminal in a junction box or directly to a control system input/output. Refer to your control system's documentation for specific wiring instructions.
What is the 'drag chain capability'?
Drag chain capability means the cable is designed to withstand repeated flexing and movement within a cable carrier system (drag chain), which is common in automated machinery to protect and guide cables.
Does the connector have an LED indicator?
No, this specific model (7000-12341-6341000) does not feature an LED indication for status monitoring.
What are the voltage and current ratings for this cable?
The cable has a rated voltage of 250V and a rated current of 4A.
Troubleshooting
No signal transmission from sensor/actuator
Verify all connections are secure on both the M12 connector and the free cable end. Check that the M12 connector is correctly mated with the device. Ensure the free cable end is wired correctly to the control system and that the control system is functioning.
Intermittent signal loss
Inspect the cable for any physical damage or pinching. Ensure the cable is not exceeding its bend radius or drag chain specifications. Check for potential electromagnetic interference in the operating environment.
Connector does not fully engage
Ensure the M12 connector threads are clean and free from debris. Check that the mating connector on the device is not damaged. Confirm you are using the correct M12 connector type (A-coded, 4-pole).
Pros and Cons
Pros
Durable construction suitable for harsh industrial environments.
Flexible installation due to the 90-degree connector and 10-meter cable length.
Reliable signal transmission for sensor and actuator applications.
Drag chain capability enhances longevity in automated systems.
UL/CSA certification ensures quality and safety compliance.
Cons
Resistance to aggressive media requires individual testing.
Black cable sheath may show dirt more readily in some environments.
Not screened, which might be a limitation in environments with high electromagnetic interference.
Does not feature LED indication for status monitoring.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Identify the connection points on your sensor/actuator and the mating connector on your control system or junction box.
Connect the female M12, 90-degree connector to the appropriate device.
Connect the free conductor end to your control system wiring, ensuring proper termination according to your system's specifications and local electrical codes.
Compatibility:
This M12 connector is A-coded and 4-pole, compatible with standard M12 sensor/actuator interfaces.
Suitable for industrial automation applications.
The free cable end requires termination, ensuring compatibility with your specific control system.
Care:
Clean the connector and cable sheath with a damp cloth. Avoid harsh solvents.
Periodically inspect the cable for any signs of damage, such as cuts or abrasions.
While the PUR material offers good resistance to chemicals and oils, always test for specific aggressive media in your application if prolonged exposure is expected.
Ensure the cable is not subjected to temperatures outside the specified range: -25°C to +80°C during assembly/handling, and -40°C to +80°C after assembly without vibration.